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Browser News on Macs

Published on the 7th of June 2005

By Ethan Poole

Macintosh browsers have been on the move lately, exceeding most other large players. Safari passed the Acid2 test not too long ago, being the first web browser to do so. In the past few days I've seen more activity on the Mac with Safari being made open source and iCab passing Acid2 (external link).

iCab, a Mac browser, now passes the Acid2 test, the third browser to do so. Hopefully this signals the events that Firefox and Opera will make moves toward passing the standard's test, leaving IE to be the only one left.

Apple has created Web Kit (external link) containing the system framework for Safari and other Mac OS X applications. You can now contribute to the code!

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Ethan Poole

Ethan is a Scandinavian Language student at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. He is a PHP developer and the Managing Director of Lowter. Ethan is a crazy fan of the Opera (external link) web browser and he enjoys foreign language.

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