APPLET: Browser Peculiarities: Linefeed and CR handling in ALT/title text

Assertion:

Linefeed and Carriage Return handling ( and respectively) for the ALT attribute:

Internet Explorer: All literal/unencoded or encoded CR/LFs are maintained and displayed as intended.
Netscape: All unencoded or encoded CR/LFs are collapsed to nothing in ALT display (not the normal method for spacing-character collapsing - usually it would collapse to a single space.)
Opera: When the SRC attribute is unavailable, ALT contents are displayed; unencoded CR/LFs are collapsed to a single space, while Encoded entities are honored and displayed as intended.

Image (right.gif); TITLE text is null string:

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text is simple string ("title test"):

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text contains multiple character entities ("ñïçê title test"):

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text contains multiple consecutive unencoded spaces. "this is a title test" has 5 leading and trailing spaces, as well as 5 spaces between "is" and "a":

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text contains multiple consecutive encoded spaces ( ). "this is a title test" has 5 leading and trailing nbsp spaces, as well as 5 nbsp spaces between "is" and "a":

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text ("this is a title test") contains unencoded CR/LF between "this" and "is", as well as between "title" and "test":

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Image (right.gif); TITLE text ("this is a title test") contains encoded CR/LF (
/) between "this" and "is", as well as between "title" and "test":

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