New Amaya browser, even more conformant
By Alun Williams
Posted on 26 May 2012 at 03:19
The Web standards body W3C has updated its Amaya browser and testing tool.
In the words of the W3C, Amaya is intended to be 'a comprehensive client environment for testing and evaluating new proposals for Web standards and formats' - basically a reference platform for those wishing to officially conform to Web ways.
New to Amaya 6.3 - as well as a number of bug fixes - is Unicode support, more MathML support, and extra user preference options including control over button bars and whether images are loaded.
Binaries are available for Windows, Linux and Solaris and they can be downloaded from W3C.org.
Those of you wishing to read the source code of Amaya can also find it on the W3C Web site.
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