Monday, January 28, 2008

Safari 3 does a nice job with Acid2 test

This morning I was curious to see how Safari 3 fared when displaying the Acid2 web standards test.

I tried it out, and it displayed the smiley face just the way it was supposed to do it.

I tried the test with the latest version of Firefox (2.0.0.11) and the smiley face did not display correctly.

It was kind of surprising.  I was expecting this version of Safari to pass the test, yes.

I had sort of presumed all along that Firefox would get there before Safari, though.  Nope.

Looks like Safari 3 won the race among the big three to pass the test with the production web browser.

Disappointing, but there is a silver lining.

Since Safari three now runs on MS-Windows in addition to Mac OS X, an extremely high percentage of desktop computers do have access to a compliant browser.

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Blogger John Collins said...

Safari has been passing the Acid 3 test since July 2009, indicating that Safari is ready to support W3 standards compliant web 2.0 applications. Is your browser? Find out now at acid3.acidtests.org !

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