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Why does Firefox treat the <noscript> tags and html comments i.e. <!-- --> differently than other browsers?
Hi there,
I just wanted to point out that Firefox is using the following tags differently from IE, Chrome and Opera (haven't looked at Safari yet): * are treated like text almost. Also my comment out tag,
Hi there,
I just wanted to point out that Firefox is using the following tags differently from IE, Chrome and Opera (haven't looked at Safari yet): * <noscript>
* <!-- -->
When I view source it looks like:
* In Firefox everything between <noscript> & </noscript> are treated like text almost. Also my comment out tag, <!--, is ignored.
* In all other browsers, everything between <!-- and a corresponding closing tag is commented out as I'm expecting.
I think you can see what I'm trying to do here...
Cheers,
Leo
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That is how source viewer that displays the source works.
If you want to see what happens then you need to use the DOM Inspector.
I only see this code after the ending </html> on the page that you linked to and that is of course invalid code (looks like a leftover from a previous edit). There are also unmatched comment tags (--) in that text (each two dashes toggle the comment state)
</body> </html> <script><!-- </iframe></noscript></object></layer></span></div></table></body></html><!-- adsok --> <script language='javascript' src='https://a12.alphagodaddy.com/hosting_ads/gd01.js'></script>