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If the autobuffer is not allowed, then why does the output list autobuffer as an attribute? Testing HTML5 ======================================================= Line 8, Column 115: Attribute autobuffer not allowed on element audio at this point. " src="http://www.joshwoodward.com/mp3/JoshWoodward-BorderBlaster.mp3"></audio> Element-specific attributes for element audio: Global attributes src autobuffer autoplay loop controls =======================================================
Created attachment 872 [details] HTML5 source Trouble attaching with original report.
The cause of this was that the validator.nu (HTML-checking) backend had a stale copy of the HTML5 spec. I've updated it now and pushed the change to: http://qa-dev.w3.org:8888/ So if you re-test there, I think you'll find that the autobuffer attribute is no longer listed as a valid attribute (it has been removed from the spec).