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They didn't cherry pick tests. These weren't written by someone else. They wrote tests for the features they decided to implement. Why would they work on tests
by natmaster 16y ago
They didn't cherry pick tests. These weren't written by someone else. They wrote tests for the features they decided to implement. Why would they work on tests right now for features they aren't implementing now?
- rbanffy 16y agoI am pretty sure they prefer to implement features for tests competing browsers fail.
- mehta 16y agogood joke :)
- rbanffy 16y agoCome on. Given the option, between two equally complex features, it's preferable to implement the one your competitors got wrong because it offers the more bang for your programmer buck.
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoThis is why the Google Sputnik test results not only shows what percentage of tests pass, but also groups browsers together based on which tests they pass in common (i.e. a crude measure of interoperability). http://sputnik.googlelabs.com/compare http://sputnik.googlelabs.com/compare Guess which browser is the outlier in both dimensions?