Opera first Windows Browser to pass Acid3 test

[BUFF]

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=11266

 

[GregI]

Not quite.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid3

On March 27, 2008, Ian Hickson changed the Acid3 test again, because of exact SVG specs. This likely reduced Opera's score to 99/100.

 

[tolien]

It wouldn't have passed anyway - the final frame has to be exactly like the reference, and the animation to get there has to be "smooth".

Webkit got to 100/100 (until "smooth" is defined it's hard to tell if it actually passes, all hail the crap test) as well, and they have a public build out that'll do it.

 

[Baz]

It is slightly irrelevant anyway, as most websites are not made to 100% compliant web standards, they are made to render and work properly on IE & Firefox as they are the main two web browsers...

 

[Dolph]

It wouldn't have passed anyway - the final frame has to be exactly like the reference, and the animation to get there has to be "smooth".

Webkit got to 100/100 (until "smooth" is defined it's hard to tell if it actually passes, all hail the crap test) as well, and they have a public build out that'll do it.

Is that webkit on the mac? If so I'd disqualify it for using hidden, undocumented OS features that are not available to other developers...

 

[tolien]

Is that webkit on the mac? If so I'd disqualify it for using hidden, undocumented OS features that are not available to other developers...

On Windows or linux too.