If you're all about standards compliance on the web, meaning that no one company can control the web through proprietary standards (here's looking at you Microsoft) then you'll be glad to know that Webkit, the rendering engine behind Apple's Safari, Konqueror on Linux and multiple mobile web-browsers, has become the first publicly available rendering engine to score 100/100 on the Acid 3 test. The test itself is designed to be a rigorous test of all things in new web standards, from HTML 5 and Javascript to SVG. Give the test a try and see how your browser scores, then get a copy of the latest nightly build of Webkit (need Safari installed on Windows or Mac) and see how the web SHOULD look! You may even want to see if you browser passes the Acid 2 and Acid 1 tests yet either!

Tags: Technology, Apple