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Good News for AJAX – The Browser Wars Are Back!
After years of dominance by a single browser, Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), and few advances within IE, the world has changed. There is now healthy competition among multiple browsers over standards compliance, AJAX features, AJAX performance and trustworthy computing. The competition is reaching beyond the desktop to include the emerging world of mobile browsing. This healthy competition will result in important new capabilities within AJAX toolkits and will help accelerate the adoption of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 technologies.
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Han commented on the 21 Apr 2008
Actually Opera was first: [url][visit link][/url]. WebKit, however, had the first publicly available engine to get 100/100 ([url][visit link][/url]), though Opera followed shortly thereafter: [url][visit link][/url]. Also, note that a) WebKit [i]didn't actually pass the test, just got 100/100[/i] in their first posting, and Opera [i]originally passed an incorrect test[/i], so they didn't exactly pass it in spirit, even if the did by the letter, when they first reported their score (by the time they made their public build available, though, the test had been fixed and so had the bug in Opera that gave it 100/100 even though the test was wrong). |