Posted by Toby A Inkster on 03/25/07 12:51

Jukka K. Korpela wrote:

> I could play Devil's advocate and develop a defence for this feature,
> saying that Opera _does_ process the URL "#" by the specs but it does not
> position the current document at the start, since no such behavior is
> _required_

Or that a link such as '<a href="#">' is not *supposed* to do anything
according to RFC 1738, which states that the fragment identifier is *after*
the hash character, so the link is equivalent to '<a href="">' which is
equivalent to '<a>', so shouldn't do anything. :-)

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