This guy does :lol:
http://archive.ilmv.co.uk/images/ie8_web_dev.jpg
Perhaps the burke should consider using a standards supporting browser instead of staring cluelessly into his coffee cup.
Idiots
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This guy does :lol:
http://archive.ilmv.co.uk/images/ie8_web_dev.jpg
Perhaps the burke should consider using a standards supporting browser instead of staring cluelessly into his coffee cup.
Idiots
IE8 is also the best traffic warden out there, the best water-borne disease out there and the best abortion clinic out there.
You two make my life interesting
My case worker say's I'm almost ready to catch the bus on my own again. It's been years since... the episode.
That was the day Wossname described as "the great adjustment"...
Just out of my own curiosity since I do mostly client development and not so much web stuff, what standards compliance is IE8 lacking?Quote:
Originally Posted by I_Love_My_Vans
It failed ACID 3, even though the W3C hasn't elected to make it an official test yet :(
I thought it also failed some versions of ACID 2 after beta for one reason or another...
so all other mainstream browsers fully pass the acid 3 test?
No, but claiming you are the best web dev platform in an advertisement without being able to pass web standards is a contradiction.Quote:
Originally Posted by kleinma
I also kind of like the google chrome colors too :(
Opera does... oh, you said mainstream.
Safari too I thought...Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
Then again...IE still holds 90% of the market anyway so nothing else can really be considered mainstream... :(
Not really. You're assuming that the Acid tests are a comprehensive web compliance suite. They're not. They test specific things in the latest web standards. Don't get me wrong - I don't like or use IE myself, but the oft-cited quip about Acid tests and browsers is completely pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by sh4de
If you make a page following standards in FF and you don't have to change anything to get it to work in IE (and vice versa) then the browsers are doing alright. That's the best place to cite examples.
Ya...but I think the reason standards are becoming more and more popular is for that reasonQuote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
Who's to say which browser is rendering correctly vs. the code being written incorrectly?
W3c.
http://firsttube.com/uploads/2008/08/operabrowser.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
So you would rule out the ACID tests because W3c said their tests pass?Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
If W3C finalizes the draft, then it's a proper failure for browsers that don't comply.
I rule out the Acid tests because they are not a true representation of standards usage in the real world. It doesn't matter if Opera scores 5000 or Firefox scores 20. Acid is designed to push standards to the limit by creating 'radical' tests. What I'm trying to say is that the Acid test is not a certificate of awesomeness or even compliance. Let me repeat that - the Acid tests are not a certificate of compliance and anyone who thinks so is sadly, sadly mistaken.
I agree with what they are doing though. The current W3c standards pass IE and Firefox, and neither knows what to do with CSS. Of course, this is just my opinion and not that of the web community. In theory if the code is written correctly then the pages won't display incorrectly :)
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Originally Posted by mendhak
http://www.blakeneymanor.com/images/carryon/shock.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
But... but... but... Opera.... Firefox... *whimpers*
Opera.... Unite!
IE fails because it doesn't have Adblock Plus whereas FF wins because it has one.
That's IMO though. :D
IE8 fails because Microsoft can't make up theirs minds what styles, etc to use! Look at IE6 and IE7 they are both different when displaying pages and so is IE8 there is no template the styles they use.
:mad: :sick: :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by wossname
*Stands up*Quote:
Originally Posted by mendhak
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*Notices I'm the only one in the room standing up*
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*Sits back down*
Thank you - I too get quite tired of people making this claim. The Acid tests have little practical application.Quote:
Let me repeat that - the Acid tests are not a certificate of compliance and anyone who thinks so is sadly, sadly mistaken.
As for "the best web dev platform out there," I don't know how I ever got by without the awesome combo of Firefox and FireBug. IE8 has an interactive DOM inspection tool now too, but it's so lame and slow by comparison.