Go WebKit!
I'm now running the only known browser that's capable of passing both objective criteria of the Acid3 test. WebKit nightly r31356 is pixel exact, 100/100, and running on my machine.
Opera claims they got to 100/100 first (but then the test changed on them), but they didn't provide any test builds, and they very obviously were not pixel-exact (",a" ftl), and we haven't heard from them since. WebKit offers up builds on a regular basis, which means I was able to download the 100/100 (not pixel exact) build, and just now download the pixel exact one.
I don't know why I'm so happy about this, but I think it's honestly a pretty big testament to the quality of the webkit/khtml code. Congratulations guys! :)
Opera claims they got to 100/100 first (but then the test changed on them), but they didn't provide any test builds, and they very obviously were not pixel-exact (",a" ftl), and we haven't heard from them since. WebKit offers up builds on a regular basis, which means I was able to download the 100/100 (not pixel exact) build, and just now download the pixel exact one.
I don't know why I'm so happy about this, but I think it's honestly a pretty big testament to the quality of the webkit/khtml code. Congratulations guys! :)