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Show HN: I worked on a new browser for 2 years, today it passed Acid 3

https://code.intellios.ai/cwbrowser/

10•coolwulf•1h ago

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peesem•1h ago

i'm assuming this is written with LLMs given the writing on that page and the nature of the other "products" on that website. i would not call that hand-written, as the page does in the second paragraph

coolwulf•1h ago

I did use LLM for the landing page since I don't have much time on it. The browser however not that much. I did use claude and my own cwcode to help developing this, but a lot of times the zig code had to be written by hand. Hope this answered your question.

5555watch•1h ago

What's the Speedometer 3.1 [0] rating for that browser paired with an M5?

[0]: https://browserbench.org/Speedometer3.1/

krackers•50m ago

Modern browsers should no longer score 100 on Acid 3 though.

>By April 2017, the updated specifications had diverged from the test such that the latest versions of Google Chrome, Safari and Mozilla Firefox no longer pass the test as written

5555watch•48m ago

Aha, I'm getting 97/100 on Safari

Kon5ole•48m ago

Faster than chrome and 100% clearance of acid3 is certainly interesting, and a great achievement for a solo dev, good job!

I’d love to see something entirely FOSS dethrone the big corp browsers, hope that’s the goal here.

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