Ken Moffat wrote: > On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 11:38:53PM +0200, Aleksandar Kuktin wrote: >>> On Fri, 18 Apr 2014 14:40:34 -0500 >>> Bruce Dubbs <bruce.du...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> I'm currently using seamonkey-2.10.1 (vs current 2.25) and I've found >>> my html5 support to be a little lacking. I've found the site >>> http://html5test.com/index.html and have a browser score of 337. >>> What types of scores do others get for your browsers? >>> >>> I did check my konqueror (4.12.2) and it basically doesn't work at >>> all with a score of 103. I haven't yet built firefox on this system. >>> >>> -- Bruce >> >> I get 286 with Midori-0.5.7 and WebKit-1.10.0. >> >> But, honestly, I think noone in their right mind would target a maximum >> score of 555 since that score also includes the following things: >> * Geolocation >> * Webcam access >> * Speech recognition (including microphone access) >> * Filesystem access >> * WebRTC >> * DRM support (included for completeness, does not carry points) >> * Javascript capability (taken for granted, also doesn't carry points) >> >> A browser that supports all the above misfeatures (with the exception >> of DRM) is the very definition of "trojan malware". >> > > In descending order: > > firefox-28.0 448. > > arora [ and the site correctly notes: You are using an unknown > browser that imitates Safari 4.0.4 on Mac OS X 10.6.1 ] 299. > > Breakdown for these, in case anybody cares: > firefox arora > Parsing rules 10 10 > Elements 21/30 8/30 > Forms 63/110 70/110 > Microdata 5 0/5 > Location and Orientation 20 0/20 > that's a bit worrying re firefox, but not surprising > Output 10 5/10 > Input 13/20 0/20 > User Interaction 22/25 22/25 > Performance 20/25 24/25 > Security 28/40 23/40 > History and Navigation 10 10 > Video 25/35 25/35 > Note that the tests for video codecs aren't counted in the > results, but my arora supports MPEG-4 and my firefox doesn't > (that might be be because I build firefox early, dunno). It's also > not necessarily correct - firefox can happily play back a local mp4 > file, although the image size is pretty small. > Audio 27/30 20/30 > Peer To Peer 15 0 > 2D graphics 19/25 0/25 > 3D graphics 20/25 0/25 > Animation 5 0/5 > Communication 35 26/35 > Web Applications 20 15/20 > Storage 30 10/30 > Files 10 10 > Other 20 9/20 > > links - tried this for a laugh, it _really_ doesn't work at all > (no javascript). > > Overall, my inclination is to ignore these results completely! If > and when I see new breakage, perhaps I'll review that decision.
Thanks Ken. I was given a URL to check out for teaching. Please see if you can use www.TestOut.com/newlabsim I don't think there's a password for the beta test but I didn't get that far. If it seems to work for you, then I'll go build FF for this platform. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
