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Here's something interesting I came across while reading Introducing HTML5 by Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp, which I recently purchased. In one of the early chapters, Bruce mentions that when tags are not nested properly, the resulting generated DOM will be seen differently in different browsers. Of course, when you "view source", the code will be the same in all browsers. It's when you inspect the page (or view the "generated source") using developer tools that the results can differ. After some testing, this is indeed the case. Here's the code that I tested:

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