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April 28, 2005
Acid 2 Passed - Which Browser Did It First? - It's Not Opera
The Slashdot headline sort of gives it away - Safari Passes the Acid2 Test. Apparently the developers have done it, but the build isn't publicly available. Slashdot references the developer's blog, which is at least a little slashdotted. Anyway, congratulations to Safari.
I don't know about you, but this seems to, at least in some part, bear out my suspicions regarding why Opera handled Acid 2 the way it did - it was all a cunning plan.
Obviously my suspicions are just that, and it's as likely to just be chance as much as planning that led to this sequence of events. But somehow I just can't see them not having played all this out in their heads such that they knew exactly where they wanted to end up. We'll know more as the narrative of Acid 2 compliance progresses.
What's good for standards is good for Opera - and it appears to be a good day for Opera, in more ways than one.
Posted by subtitles at April 28, 2005 5:10 PM | Opera Boggling
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