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Ticket #11486, comment 8
initial v1 7 7 * But different Word version does not make a bigger difference in HTML 8 8 9 ##Differences Between IEs9 == Differences Between IEs 10 10 11 11 What has been tested? I've used a simple .docx file with underline, bold, strikethrough, superscript, picture, header, table and page separator. 12 12 13 ###Pictures13 === Pictures 14 14 15 * `IE11`- is the only (didn't test Edge though) to put base64 encoded image instead of `file://` url. (ie11 + word2007/2011)16 * `IE9`- a single case when CKEditor does not convert picture to `img` element. It puts an empty paragraph there. (ie9+word2007)17 * `IE8`- clipboard markup does not contain picture size and it's file name. (ie8+word2007)15 * **IE11** - is the only (didn't test Edge though) to put base64 encoded image instead of `file://` url. (ie11 + word2007/2011) 16 * **IE9** - a single case when CKEditor does not convert picture to `img` element. It puts an empty paragraph there. (ie9+word2007) 17 * **IE8** - clipboard markup does not contain picture size and it's file name. (ie8+word2007) 18 18 19 ###Page Break19 === Page Break 20 20 21 * `IE11`- It converts line Word page breaks into `<br clear="all">`. Any other browser will ignore it.21 * **IE11** - It converts line Word page breaks into `<br clear="all">`. Any other browser will ignore it. 22 22 23 ###Lists23 === Lists 24 24 25 * `IE8`, `IE10`are the only IE versions that provide extra styling to provide unordered list marker, e.g. "circle".25 * **IE8**, **IE10** are the only IE versions that provide extra styling to provide unordered list marker, e.g. "circle". 26 26 27 ###Others27 === Others 28 28 29 * `IE8`is the only browser to produce invalid `chromakey` attribute for the `img` element, when math equation is transformed to an `img`.30 * `IE11`is the only browser to convert math equatation to `img` that contains base64 encoded image of equation.29 * **IE8** is the only browser to produce invalid `chromakey` attribute for the `img` element, when math equation is transformed to an `img`. 30 * **IE11** is the only browser to convert math equatation to `img` that contains base64 encoded image of equation. 31 31 32 ##To sum it up32 == To sum it up 33 33 34 34 * Chrome, Firefox, IE11 are consistent, and produces similar markup despite word version.
