> The reason I don’t think Ladybird will ever really get to the point where it can render an arbitrary site perfectly, is based on my experience as a web develo

> The reason I don’t think Ladybird will ever really get to the point where it can render an arbitrary site perfectly, is based on my experience as a web developer. I haven’t been doing web development for very long, but there have been a couple times in the last couple of years where I’ve stumbled upon browser layout bugs where Chrome/Firefox/Safari render something different. So what does perfect even mean in this context? Who's right, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari? I 100% believe Ladybird will eventually be able to render arbitrary sites in an acceptable format at some point (potentially within the next year or two). It's pretty remarkable how many sites look very close to acceptable already. Any weird edge cases where Ladybird renders stuff differently from a big browser won't mean it's rendering the site "imperfectly"; just like how when Firefox and Chrome do different things, it doesn't mean either one is "correct".