The latest (3.5.6) release of the KHTML rendering engine passes all of the tests in the CSS selector testsuite — making the Konqueror 3.5.6 browser the most CSS3-compatible of all.
Also in the latest release is the implementation of text-overflow: ellipsis. It really is a shame that only a tiny proportion of web users have access to this excellent browser.
Update: I wrote a follow-up to this post, on how to use Konqueror without installing Linux. See the comments for even more methods.
Hey, KHTML is a good rendering engine, especially since Apple has taken the initiative to improve it as Webkit (the use of Objective-C, however, is a bit iffy). The big problem with Konqueror, IMHO, is the crowded interface. But it definitely deserves to be respected, at least as much as Opera (another browser that I think has a too-crowded interface).
zooplah [February 14th, 2007, 3:19 am]