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The browser wars redux
http://blog.webreakstuff.com/ 2008/ 03/ the-browser-wars-redux/
Yesterday Opera announced 100% compatibility with the Acid3 test on a private build. Followed suit by WebKit (you may call it Safari) that announced 100% compatibility available on nightly public builds. Rob Sayre from Mozilla calls Acid3 "basically worthless". But regardless of who hit it first, or whether it is relevant, yesterday the race was clearly on. We need these small bursts of innovation to keep moving browser technology forward. It is interesting to see how Opera maintains their status of trying to hit these milestones first, and how Safari is keeping up better than other browsers (like Firefox) do.
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