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Look at this URL in Chrome and Firefox.
http://gymshuffle.com/contact.html
If FF, there’s uninterpreted PHP code on the page. In Chrome there isn’t.
What would cause the PHP to display in Firefox?
That’s interesting, it looks like Chrome realizes that what’s between >?php and? < isn’t a browser tag, and is instead maleformed HTML, and never lets it get to the rendered HTML tree. You can see a much simpler version of the same thing here
Source code
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If you view source with Chrome the PHP code isn’t displayed. If you do it with Firefox it is.
The important thing to remember here is that your PHP code isn’t being executed. Chrome downloads the page with the raw PHP code in it, sees the raw PHP code, and removes it before rendering the page.
Update: Saw an upvote on this in 2015 — and it looks like Chrome now does display the mentioned code.