So which browser's rendering is the "correct" one :p

[mrk]

Just a bit of fun here but...notice the buttons, the font style and the colour rendering differences

(thanks Davola for the Opera screen)

Anyone got Safari and Opera differences to compare?

 

[SiriusB]

You would expect Google's own browser would be definitive (for the Google homepage). Though I do prefer the look of FF's rendering.

 

[mrk]

It does seem a bit crisper and easier on the eyes compared to the other two.

 

[megalomanic]

yeah text seems a little more crisp indeed, but why are the G's in the iGoogle logo purple instead of blue in Firefox?

 

[Bloomfield]

My firefox (3.6.something) looks closer to how chrome looks than firefox 4.

Edit - hmm, the colours for iGoogle look darker in the screenshot than they do on the page, actually looking at the page the colour looks mroe like IE and chrome look at the top i think.

Edit again - the buttons have changed now , it looks like firefox 4 for me now .

 

[NathanE]

Interestingly only IE gets the Windows UI standard correct by highlighting the dialog button with extra shading, in this case the "Google Search" button.

Dialog button = the button that will be activated when you press the Enter key.

 

[Destination]

IE's buttons looks better
Middle one has clearer text by a long way!

 

[Sin_Chase]

From a web dev point of view I don't care who is right, I just wish they would all agree to disagree

 

[Dave****]

Here is Opera 11

EDIT:

Khaaaaaaaaaaan!!!one11, you should add this and the others to your main post so we can see them next to one another