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Showing posts with label Safari. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Download And Install The WebKit Nightly Build
If you want to use the new WebKit JavaScript engine called SquirrelFish that interprets JavaScript three times faster than Safari 3.1 and 38 % faster than Google's Chrome JavaScript engine, you can download the nightly builds and install it under Mac Os X and Windows.
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Via: Applesfera.
Follow the next link.
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Monday, March 24, 2008
Acid3 Safari test
The Safari browser passed the Acide3 test with 95/100. The WebKit team has fixed an exceptions, and now they match the DOM 3 specification.
I think the browsers must to match this specification at the top level, because it will be interesting to develope more web apps. Nowadays if you're developing a Web page you need view correctly in the most browsers and it's very hard try and solve the problems.
And congratulations to the WebKit Team.
Vía WebKit Blog.
I think the browsers must to match this specification at the top level, because it will be interesting to develope more web apps. Nowadays if you're developing a Web page you need view correctly in the most browsers and it's very hard try and solve the problems.
And congratulations to the WebKit Team.
Vía WebKit Blog.
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