On Jul 3, 2013, at 6:07 PM, David Herman wrote:
> Seems like the hard part of this is that you can't predict when JS will
> modify the DOM or CSS in ways that break you out of a subset. That makes the
> asm.css idea -- particularly the part about "snapping" into a guaranteed fast
> path with
Seems like the hard part of this is that you can't predict when JS will modify
the DOM or CSS in ways that break you out of a subset. That makes the asm.css
idea -- particularly the part about "snapping" into a guaranteed fast path with
no fallback once you can prove you're in it for good -- har
"asm.css" sounds fascinating.
In the case of epub, are the CSS selectors somehow unique to a subdocument as
well, or is it just the subsequent layout/rendering computation? And how
different is it from, say, an iframe?
Google and many others preprocess their layouts, so providing fast subsets
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