In case you're wondering, the HTML WG charter hasn't been extended beyond December, 6th. There hadn't been any public activity for about two years anyway and W3C had undergone major changes meanwhile, such as a change in financing and legal entity type.<p>Worth noting is that privacy concerns related to the reporting and other APIs were what was preventing the last considered WHATWG HTML Review Draft (published January, 2022) to become a recommendation, and change in HTML's so-called outlining (a holdout of Ian Hickson's vision for HTML that was never implemented in browsers and accessibility tech). Even though Steve Faulkner took it upon himself to remove outlining in upstream WHATWG specs, now no W3C recommendation is representing a modern HTML language without outlining. [1] makes the point that, arguably, its removal would've warranted a major version bump ("HTML 6") anyway, considering outlining has been formally part of "HTML 5" for the longest time.<p>[1]: <a href="https://sgmljs.net/blog/blog2303.html" rel="nofollow">https://sgmljs.net/blog/blog2303.html</a>