Realizing high demands for supporting wider range of
browsers, we have set one of our goals for 2008 R1 that is to support
more browsers than just Internet Explorer and Gecko-based browsers.
After a couple months of extensive research, we are
ready to share about one of our goals for 2008 R1. Our recent research
indicates that we will be able to support Safari 3.0 (currently in
Beta) and Opera 9.5 (currently in Alpha) by early next year. According
to their internal developers, the final version of Safari 3.0 and Opera
9.5 would be available later this year - so by the time we will have
released 2008 R1, both browsers should have been widely adopted by
users.
Thanks to our DOMBridge architecture which allows
different DOM/API between browsers to be unified, all of our components
-- nearly 20 in total, has been extended to support both Safari and
Opera. Thanks to our DOMBridge architecture which allows different
DOM/API between browsers to be unified, we can see robust development
and faster results because all products can use the same codebase which
should work on all browsers with better quality which mean less bugs.
Our Pixel-Perfect Rendering architecture which is
one of our key strength has also been successfully extended to support
both Safari and Opera. Therefore, for our 2008 R1 products, you will
see exactly the same box positioning and dimensioning when using any of
today's modern browsers.
This new browsers support is one of the most
significant leaps of our upcoming 2008 R1 platform. Developers and
their end users, all at once will automatically receive this privilege
of Safari and Opera's support after they upgraded their Web apps to
2008 R1 platform without any code changes or any other efforts.
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