Comments on: 5 Browser Acid3/CSS3 Comparison http://rsawyer.com/2009/07/5-browser-acid3css3-comparison/ Sun, 27 Dec 2009 19:49:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jason Biondo http://rsawyer.com/2009/07/5-browser-acid3css3-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Jason Biondo Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:40:02 +0000 http://rsawyer.com/?p=16#comment-9 Ryan, Great blog post! I found the information regarding Opera to be highly informative. I never would have guessed that it would be more compliant than the other browsers. What new updates will be arriving with CSS3 and HTML5? Maybe you can write about that in your next post. Take care, Jason Biondo Ryan,

Great blog post! I found the information regarding Opera to be highly informative. I never would have guessed that it would be more compliant than the other browsers. What new updates will be arriving with CSS3 and HTML5? Maybe you can write about that in your next post.

Take care,

Jason Biondo

]]> By: william eigen http://rsawyer.com/2009/07/5-browser-acid3css3-comparison/comment-page-1/#comment-8 william eigen Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:54:20 +0000 http://rsawyer.com/?p=16#comment-8 Mr. Sawyer, Enlightening stuff. Your dolce jab at "... the mighty, non-compliant Internet Explorer. Microsoft must think they are still calling the shots..." brought a smile. Arrogance remains the drug of choice for those convinced of their invincibility. I'm surprised Karl C. Rove has not yet been announced a board member at mighty Microsoft. Your being upbeat about all this seems to have a firm foundation, analysis-wise. I can only hope your insights: "...As newer technologies like HTML5 with open video support and the upcoming final CSS3 spec come to fruition, we can only hope that these mainstream browsers continue to fully embrace the standards. Time will only tell though." No doubt, but at your behest, I intend to "... Also keep in mind that this is great news for web developers and users who have had to rely on proprietary plug-ins like Flash, Java and Silverlight over the last decade for dynamic content and multimedia delivery." Iwill be visiting again soon, in hopes you will have new insights to share. William C. Eigen Mr. Sawyer,
Enlightening stuff. Your dolce jab at “… the mighty, non-compliant Internet Explorer. Microsoft must think they are still calling the shots…” brought a smile. Arrogance remains the drug of choice for those convinced of their invincibility. I’m surprised Karl C. Rove has not yet been announced a board member at mighty Microsoft.
Your being upbeat about all this seems to have a firm foundation, analysis-wise. I can only hope your insights:
“…As newer technologies like HTML5 with open video support and the upcoming final CSS3 spec come to fruition, we can only hope that these mainstream browsers continue to fully embrace the standards. Time will only tell though.”

No doubt, but at your behest, I intend to “… Also keep in mind that this is great news for web developers and users who have had to rely on proprietary plug-ins like Flash, Java and Silverlight over the last decade for dynamic content and multimedia delivery.”
Iwill be visiting again soon, in hopes you will have new insights to share.

William C. Eigen

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