rocketpig on 02 November 2007
| Game_boy said: Opera tends to have compliance as a badge, i.e. they have the minimum possible in each area to put it on their marketing, while Firefox tends to be compliant 100% in common areas and have little support for generally unused parts of the standard. Neither is perfect, of course, and full inline SVG in Firefox is desirable. Iceweasel >>>>>>> Firefox>Opera>Safari>Konqueror>IE7>>>>IE6 is my opinion. |
I know Opera wears their compliance as a badge but in my experience, it's a pretty hollow statement. I have written some pretty basic code before only to see Opera bugger it all to hell.
If you get into some more complex stuff, Opera sometimes has a real field day with the code while FF runs it just fine. FF also implements newer code a lot faster but it doesn't do anyone much good outside of personal use (rounded corners and the such).
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