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A few words about standards. The browser passes the ACID2 test completely, which, however, is not new for browsers based on the WebKit engine, which is famous for its good support for new standards. At the time of testing, the ACID 3 test site was unavailable, apparently everyone decided to check it out, but those who succeeded report incomplete support - 76 points out of 100. Note that only the latest builds of the engine have full support for CSS 3 , however, these builds have problems with performance, and are not recommended for serious use. Features of HTML 5 also not supported yet, but announced in a future release, so don't take that as a verdict. Moreover, some of its most requested innovations (for example, built-in data storage) are already supported in Gears. As for regular HTML/XHTML, everything is fine here, and if the site works correctly under Safari, then Chrome will process it correctly. A significant disadvantage is the lack of XML support, in particular, RSS is not recognized in any way and is displayed as plain text, in addition, email links are not recognized, PDF files cannot be opened simply in a browser window, however, this is not the worst thing. Now there are still some difficulties with cookie processing and the lack of auto-completion of forms, authorization data is not always remembered,WebMoney Lite ), a poor built-in spell checker, but you can't demand everything at once about the first public version.
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JavaScript is handled by the new V8 engine , which is also open source and is fast and efficient in memory management. V8 is available in source codes for all platforms (written in C ++), and can be built as a standalone application or embedded in others (for more details , see the documentation). The main advantage of the engine is faster access to object fields (in principle, it can be implemented with just one instruction), as well as the rejection of intermediate code transformations, JavaScript is translated at the first call immediately into machine code (as I understand it, into assembler). The last trump card is the built-in garbage collector, which allows you to save memory, which is especially true for complex and large JS applications. This all sounds like a description of the ideal engine, but the war on this front is just beginning, because Firefox 3.1 should also handle JS code better, and in fact, as far as I know, the next generation Tamarin engine is not even used yet.
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