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A colleague of mine gave me the hint about RoundCube, a fairly new webmail client written in PHP. It uses MySQL (and supports a number of other databases) to store various data (sessions, user preferences, addressbooks, cache, etc.) and IMAP (with support for IMAP over SSL) to access the mail repository. It utilizes AJAX to add some extra over the standard HTML pages that so many other webmail clients already provide.

I've tried to embed a Google video on a page of my website and ran into several problems with the original HTML code that you get from the "Embed" link on the Google video page.

People tend to stick a "This is valid XHTML" logo on their site (probably a trend today?), however in 99% of all cases the page does not validate as a standard XHTML document. They even used to put a link on the page pointing to http://validator.w3.org/check/referer and if you click to check, you get at least half a dozen errors (or warnings in the best case). Where's the sense in that? I've got that link too, but pages on this site truely validate as XHTML Strict.