However, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 finally passed the Acid2 test, which is designed to test how well a Web browser can deal with invalid code and still render a Web site correctly.

Internet Explorer 7 was better than the previous version, but it still did not have support equal to many of the alternatives. However, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 finally passed the Acid2 test, ...

Since getting Internet Explorer 7 out the door in October 2006, Microsoft has kept mostly silent on the topic of its successor. That changed today, as Microsoft made a couple of significant ...

Recently, Microsoft announced that Internet Explorer version 8 can render Acid2, and it showed a screenshot to back the claim. The news was received with joy and excitement in the Web-authoring ...

Opera has pointed to the ACID2 test as an example of IE's miserable failure in the web standards realm, though, to be fair, Firefox 2 fails the ACID2 test as well.

Internet Explorer 6 largely ignored web standards at the time, ... passing both the Acid1 and Acid2 tests with the first release of Chrome — something Microsoft had been failing badly at.

Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 7 browser won't pass a stringent standards test that rivals have embraced. In its browser blog, Microsoft acknowledged that IE 7 would not pass the Web Standards ...

Microsoft has signaled while its next version of the Internet Explorer Web browser, IE7, will be improved, it will not pass the browser standards test known as Acid2, and will not address all of ...

Internet Explorer 7 was better than the previous version, but it still did not have support equal to many of the alternatives. However, Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 finally passed the Acid2 test, ...

However, Acid2 is a test put out by a standards advocacy group, instead of the W3C itself. Therefore, it is not used to certify standards compliance. In this instance, passing the Acid2 test simply ...