The Web Standards
Project, an international coalition of Web developers, this week
celebrated Netscape's agreement to include the NGLayout rendering engine
software in the next release of its Web browser.
Business & Human Rights : McDonald's::
Read more about the Web Standards Projects BROWSER UPGRADE initiative. . Title: Sweet Victory: Coalition for Immokalee Workers Wins
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Netscape officials told The Web Standards Project that "due in no small
part to pressure from Web developers, Navigator 5.0 will include the
company's new NGLayout rendering engine." The NGLayout is the part of a Web
browser that determines how Web pages will look and function. The WSP has
been working on the project for the last month with a petition drive.
Digital Web Magazine - Ethan Marcotte::
Jul 25, 2005 EM: When I came across the Web Standards Project ( WaSP ) in 2000, up a particular browser’s market share at the expense of another.
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/ethan_marcotte/HOME |
Opera the first browser to pass the Acid3 test : reddit.com::
Mar 26, 2008 The engineering victory is important. It's just that the "first to The Acid tests are done on behalf ot the Web Standards Project and
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The drive was launched in September, when WSP launched a public campaign
urging Netscape to include NGLayout, which is currently under development,
after Netscape indicated that it would not be included in Navigator 5.0.
Through the work of thousands of Web designers and users who signed The Web
Standards Project's "I Want My NGLayout!" petition, Netscape realized that
developers feel strongly about standards as a means of creating Web sites
that work.
BORP Goalball::
The 2001 Bay Area champs savor their victory at the BORP Goalball Invitational To upgrade your browser, visit The Web Standards Project upgrade page.
http://www.borp.org/goalball.phpHOME |
Memphis Grizzlies owner Michael Heisley: Perspective on St. Jude::
The following browsers support numerous web standards including CSS,XHTML, (Linux GNOME Desktop) or other browser stemming from the Mozilla.org project.
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Glenn Davis, WSP co-founder and CTO of Project Cool, Inc., stated "While WSP
would like to be able to claim full credit for this victory, it could not
have happened without the combined efforts of the NGLayout development team
and the support of the Web development community."
molly.com » Standards, Me, and IE::
Jul 29, 2005 Chris is as eager as anyone to make the IE browser standards compliant. .. I don’t see any kind of victory for web standards here.
http://www.molly.com/2005/07/29/standard-me-and-ie/HOME |
According to officials at Netscape, NGLayout will be 100 percent compliant
with the
Document Object Model (DOM) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) level 1; it
will also support features of the CSS level 2 standard.
For additional information about NGLayout and Netscape's plans, visit the
Mozilla Roadmap.
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