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Opera Passes Acid2
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- Wed 15 Mar 2006 at 20:27
The latest weekly build of Opera 9 - build 8265 - passes the Acid2 web-standards test. This puts Opera as the second web browser to completely pass the Acid2 test, with Safari being the first. Other browsers, such as Konqueror and iCab, partially pass the Acid2 test, but not completely.
You can download the latest weekly build at the Opera Lab's website (external link).
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Ethan Poole
Ethan is a Scandinavian Studies 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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Comments
Go Opera!
One step closer to be the perfect browser!
Posted by Daniel Malmqvist (external link) on Thu 16 Mar 2006 at 8:08
it will never be 100% perfect as long as internet exploer still rules the web, as sites will be 100% focused on that.
Posted by Matt Oakes (external link) on Sat 18 Mar 2006 at 10:41