Acid Test Three Posted: 5 months ago by trushafty38
A test to check if your web browser is doing its job.......I think you IE people that have not jumped on the Firefox band wagon will love this test /sarcasm
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Posted: 5 months ago by muppet:
i did a little test for kicks...
Firefox 3.5
Safari 4
Chrome
and........
Internet Explorer
to be fair, my version of ie is version 6. here's a screenshot from another computer running ie version 8:
FAIL, indeed.
Score: [-] 85 [+].
Posted: 5 months ago by equinox:
What I love about that page is you can send your client there to help them understand how very very hard it is to create pages that also appear even close to "correctly" under IE. Oh, the endless soul-emptying hours I have spent trying to make pages work on that shameless money pig of a browser IE.
Here is what the Acid Test 2 creates on IE7 it should render an image that looks like the themepic - instead.. what is that?
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Posted: 5 months ago by trushafty38:
« muppet : i did a little test for kicks...
Firefox 3.5
Safari 4
Chrome
and........
Internet Explorer
to be fair, my version of ie is version 6. here's a screenshot from another computer running ie version 8:
FAIL, indeed. great work!.... but im wondering WHY ie is so s**tty....i mean seriously wth
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Posted: 5 months ago by equinox:
« trushafty38 : great work!.... but im wondering WHY ie is so s**tty....i mean seriously wth Microsoft by corporate policy refuses to abide by any standard created by an Open Source concept - including HTML, CSS, XML you name it. It's a strategy intended to render those who end up running their operating system captives. Those users are only able to interconnect applications in a corporate environment if they remain 100% Microsoft standards compliant. Keeping corporate customers unable to integrate with open source has given them untold profits. Their time is over.
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Posted: 5 months ago by trushafty38:
« equinox : Microsoft by corporate policy refuses to abide by any standard created by an Open Source concept - including HTML, CSS, XML you name it. It's a strategy intended to render those who end up running their operating system captives. Those users are only able to interconnect applications in a corporate environment if they remain 100% Microsoft standards compliant. Keeping corporate customers unable to integrate with open source has given them untold profits. Their time is over. thanks for the info :)
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Posted: 5 months ago by dfrench:
Great Submission!!
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Posted: 5 months ago by cycostinkoman:
I was looking through the failed tests and got this one:
Test 09 failed: expected 'Hello Wonderful KittyHow are you?' but got '' - toString() on range selecting Document gave wrong output
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