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The tests do not yet cover web workers, the file API, local storage, or other aspects of the spec. So IE9 is the leader of the pack in a test that doesn't
by stevelosh 16y ago
The tests do not yet cover web workers, the file API,
local storage, or other aspects of the spec.
So IE9 is the leader of the pack in a test that doesn't test the features it's missing?
The fact that I'm still surprised that IE leads even in this horrible "test" shows how little faith I have in Microsoft's browser-making skills.
Here's a fairer comparison: http://findmebyip.com/litmus/ http://findmebyip.com/litmus/
- kenjackson 16y agoI have no idea who findmebyip is. While the w3c tests aren't complete, I wouldn't say they're not fair. It's not like MS owns them, or even remotely controls them to the degree that Apple or Google do. The problem with some arbitrary org is you don't know what their agenda is. For example ACID3 was a test largely cherry-picked to hit items that IE wasn't doing well in. Not a general test suite. So is findmebyip a good test suite? I don't know. But until then I'm fine looking at the w3c.