XFrames
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XFrames is an XML application being developed by the W3C for combining multiple documents together. It is intended as a replacement for HTML frames. As of October 2005 it is only a W3C Working Draft.
Its creators hope to solve some of the problems associated with current HTML Frames. These problems include: the web browser's Back button no longer functioning intuitively, losing the ability to bookmark (add Favorites) specific documents easily, sometimes getting unexpected results when reloading the frameset, getting trapped in a frameset, and not being able to distinguish the locations of the different documents which is a security issue.
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