Archive for March, 2008

Microsoft changes their mind about default standards mode

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

I’ve previously argued about the X-UA-Compatible issue. I withhold that using the old IE7 Standards mode per default is the best Microsoft could have done for web compatibility. However, it’s not the best they could do for compliancy to the web standards or for interoperability with other browsers. Microsoft recently announced the Microsoft Interoperability Principles […]

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The ACID3 test

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

The ACID3 test has officially been released! You can read about what it tests at The Web Standards Project: Acid3 Browser Test. Or you can take your browser through the test.

Internet Explorer 6
12 (thanks to Fumigator)
Internet Explorer 7
XP: 12 with addon, 5 without (thanks to Courtney Miles).Vista: 12 (thanks to inigoesdr)Win2k3 Server with Internet Explorer […]

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March 4, 2008
Microsoft changes their mind about default standards mode
March 3, 2008
The ACID3 test
February 20, 2008
USA suppressing foreign freedom of expression?
February 13, 2008
ECMAScript 4 again
January 23, 2008
On X-UA-Compatible