The Acid2 Browser Test

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The Acid2 Browser Test

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Does anyone know what Fx is lacking while trying to display the Acid2 test linked from this page?
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IE and Opera also couldnt display the test page.
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Is the site finished? It doesn't validate (at least for me).
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wong888 wrote:IE and Opera also couldnt display the test page.


That's inspiring!
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vertigo451 wrote:Is the site finished? It doesn't validate (at least for me).


Your right, it doesn't, but if you study the code, there are a few notes that explain why.
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Your right. It does seem that Firefox is picking up most of the bogus declerations and ignoring them.

Edit: Firefox looks close (the eyes and the chin are off the most) and I can't even tell there is a face in IE.
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WaSP wrote:Acid2 is a complex web page. It uses features that are not in common use yet, because of lack of support, and it crams many tests into one page.

That's probably why. I'm guessing it uses things that aren't universally supported yet. I'm not sure which ones yet.

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Cusser wrote:
WaSP wrote:Acid2 is a complex web page. It uses features that are not in common use yet, because of lack of support, and it crams many tests into one page.

That's probably why. I'm guessing it uses things that aren't universally supported yet. I'm not sure which ones yet.



The original question I posted still remains.

"Does anyone know what Fx is lacking while trying to display the Acid2 test"

It was my understanding that Fx is a standards-compliant browser. At least that is what I have been telling everyone to convince them to switch. Wouldn't it be nice to show that Fx is truly standards-compliant, instead of just saying so?
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Ugh, not you again. This is a really hardcore bucket of fish...

Acid2 is a complex web page. It uses features that are not in common use yet, because of lack of support, and it crams many tests into one page.


http://www.webstandards.org/act/acid2/guide.html
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Well, it'd be nice, but ultimately pointless since no browser comes close to 100% compliance. Firefox and Opera are top of the list, though. I'll try and figure out what's lacking, but I suspect you'll have more luck with this if it were posted in Standards Evangelism.
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Well, it renders a lot better with the latest trunk builds than it does with Firefox 1.0, that's for sure.
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Spewey wrote:Ugh, not you again.


I don't know what that is supposed to mean.

Spewey wrote:This is a really hardcore bucket of fish...


I don't know what that is supposed to mean, either.

Acid2 is a complex web page. It uses features that are not in common use yet, because of lack of support, and it crams many tests into one page.


http://www.webstandards.org/act/acid2/guide.html[/quote]

Yep, I read it all before I created this topic.
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Cusser wrote:[...]I suspect you'll have more luck with this if it were posted in Standards Evangelism.


I think you may be right, maybe a moderator will move this if they see fit. Sorry.
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I agree. With some forum participants there is much agony. Move on, there is nothing for you to see here.
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