It’s truly sad it’s taken this long, but in IE 7, you’ll finally be able to place an XML (<?xml version='1.0'?>) prolog at the top of your XHTML document without kicking IE into quirks mode.
Praise Jeeeeeeehovah.
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Todd is a software engineer living in San Francisco, CA.
Todd was once an engineer at Apple where he worked on Dashboard and Dashboard Widgets.
These days, Todd is busy creating Fluid, a free Site Specific Browser for Mac OS X built on WebKit.
Todd also built a few other Mac applications including the BlogMate and XMLMate plug-ins for TextMate.
You can reach Todd by email: todd {at} ditchnet dot ohh arr gee.
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