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Indeed, the Acid tests are in fact immensely useful for bringing up new HTML and CSS implementations! There's still a lot of work to do on the CSS box model be
by akling 6y ago
Indeed, the Acid tests are in fact immensely useful for bringing up new HTML and CSS implementations!
There's still a lot of work to do on the CSS box model before the SerenityOS browser engine can render Acid1/Acid2 fully.
Then we have Acid3 which will require a lot more work on the JS engine and DOM API's. But it's all so much fun that it doesn't matter how much work it takes. :^)
- emptyparadise 6y agoMaybe the real goal all along was to have fun and not to take over the world.
- mappu 6y agoIs it possible to run your SerenityOS browser (or rather the LibWeb renderer) outside of SerenityOS? Perhaps using something like OpenSSH's portability layer, or OPENSTEP's late-in-life Windows NT port?
- akling 6y agoThere's no actively maintained port right now, but jcs@ ported it to OpenBSD a while ago. His branch[1] is a couple months behind now, but it wouldn't be terribly difficult to get it working again. It's mostly POSIX code so it's pretty portable. [1] https://github.com/jcs/serenity https://github.com/jcs/serenity