SerenityOS Browser now passes the Acid3 test
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SerenityOS Browser now passes the Acid3 test
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#2Corecursive did a podcast with the creator, was interesting
Edit: originally commented on uploading frequency but looks like they only do once a month
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#3I swear just a monthly update or two ago Acid 2 wasn't even passing, must have been quite the hackfest :^)
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#4I'm amazed how fast Serenity has been gaining momentum lately. How easy is it to port applications from Linux and what bindings are available for this?
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#5I'm amazed how fast Serenity has been gaining momentum lately. How easy is it to port applications from Linux and what bindings are available for this?
Not bad really.. here Andreas ports bash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNK8vK-nkkg
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#7I swear just a monthly update or two ago Acid 2 wasn't even passing, must have been quite the hackfest :^)
We actually still don't pass Acid2 :^)
Acid1 and Acid3 are good now, but Acid2 still needs some work on CSS tables and miscellaneous little things.
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#8The amount of improvement since Andreas started making those Discord videos is remarkable. Awesome work everybody!
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#9Hmm. The LibWeb source is here: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Userland/...
I wonder if it could be pulled out as a portable library. Having another competitive browser engine would be a good thing.
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#10JIT engine is impressive too.