They’ve also just introduced an optimization for pageloading that is very sweet on script heavy pages.
http://webkit.org/blog/166/optimizing-page-loading-in-web-browser/
“The latest WebKit nightlies contain some new optimizations to reduce the impact of network latency. When script loading halts the main parser, we start up a side parser that goes through the rest of the HTML source to find more resources to load. We also prioritize resources so that scripts and stylesheets load before images. The overall effect is that we are now able to load more resources in parallel with scripts, including other scripts.”
]]>Firefox 3 Beta 3– 61/100 Acid 3 & it does pass the Acid 2 test (tested on Windows XP SP2 & Linux)
Opera 9.5 Beta 1– 60/100 Acid 3 (sometimes crashes browser) & it does pass the Acid 2 test (tested on Linux)
Webkit Development– 90/100 Acid 3 & it does pass the Acid 2 test (tested on OS X)
Safari 3.04 (latest shipping version)– 39/100 Acid 3 & it does pass the Acid 2 Test (tested on Windows XP SP2 & OS X)
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