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What's up with this? I also got 97
firefox?
>To pass the test, a browser must use its default settings
so this thread is useless
100/100
-sent from my iPhone
This test is deprecated btw, it won't get 100 on Chromium or Gecko
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>iPhone 4S gets 100/100
>OnePlus 3T gets 97/100
Ok. iPhone using Safari and tried both chrome / Firefox on OP3T.
>you should not see this at all
Based
Is this a fingerprinting resistance test, or a standards compatibility test, or what?
I got the best score possible
>Scripting must be enabled to use this test.
i7-3770k with 16GBs of RAM on Firefox.
Step up :^)
It's an old standards compatibility test from back when IE7 was popular. Modern versions of Chrome and Firefox don't get 100/100 on default settings though, and the test is really old, so it's considered obselete these days.
Edge and safari does get 100, iirc.
Firefox and Chrome users cucked
So is this normal?
Honestly, IE9 wasn't bad like the older versions, and IE11 was a good browser when Windows 8.1 released. All it needed was better extension support and it could've taken on Chrome and Firefox. It's just that it took too long for MS to make IE9, and by the time they had released it, everyone was already making the switch to Chrome. Also, IE9 dropped support for Windows XP when it released, while Chrome 11 didn't.
Get on my level faggots
>By April 2017, the updated specifications had diverged from the test such that the latest versions of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox no longer pass the test as written.
Test hasn't been relevant for 2 years
This
>nightly
>from 2017
Do standards really matter when web devs simply write for the most popular browsers?
I stopped updating as soon as they got rid of the old add-on API, i have too many useful addons that can't be recreated with the new one.
You should run the latest stable version or ESR version at the very least, you're missing even more security updates by using a nightly release.