Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 19th Jan 2013 14:22 UTC
This is actually pretty big news - both exciting and tragic at the same time. Opera has revealed Opera Ice, its next mobile browser, to PocketLint. This new browser represent a big shift in both user interface as well as rendering engine, since it has a new, unique interface, as well as a new rendering engine... New to Opera, that is, as it's a WebKit-browser.
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10+ years? What are you talking about?
The fact is that doing it right takes more than a few months.
The fact is that doing it right takes more than a few months.
According to Wikipedia, they started work on HTML5 in 2004. They hope to have a final draft by 2014. Not that I'm really impatient, but 10 years? Geez.
Edited 2013-01-20 20:11 UTC
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They are basically the only guarantee that it'll take 10+ years for standards to get ratified, and browser makers will keep putting custom shit into their browsers while the W3C keeps dragging its feet.