the time of the test's release, every browser failed it, but now a number of browsers pass it. Many browsers as of today manage to pass the test, which includes: the desktop version of Microsoft Edge, which passes the test as of Windows 10 build 14393.105; Internet Explorer, the web browser that comes with Windows; Odyssey Web Browser, a web browser for AmigaOS and MorphOS; Gecko-based browser, Mozilla Firefox, a web browser for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; SeaMonkey, an Internet suite for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; Songbird, a media player and web browser for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; Camino, a web browser for Mac OS; Mozilla Thunderbird, an email client for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; Firefox for mobile, a web browser for mobile devices; Miro, an RSS aggregator; BitTorrent client, web browser and media player; Mozilla Sunbird, a calendar application for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; Spicebird 0.8, a personal information manager for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; WebRunner (formerly Prism), a web application platform for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; WebKit- and KHTML-based browsers: Safari, the web browser included in Mac OS; Google Chrome, a web browser for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux; Konqueror, a web browser for Linux; OmniWeb, a web browser for Mac OS; Shiira, a web browser for Mac OS; iCab, a web browser for Mac OS; Web, the official GNOME web browser; Midori, the official Xfce web browser; The Google Earth integrated web browser; Presto-based browsers: Opera, a web browser for Windows, Mac OS, Linux, BSD and Solaris with mobile versions for all mobile phones, tablets and all Apple products like iPad; Internet Channel, a version of the Opera browser for the Nintendo Wii game console; and Prince, an XML-to-PDF converter for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. However, even though Opera Mini is based on the same rendering engine as Opera for personal computers, it does not pass the Acid2 test. This is because Opera Mini intentionally reformats web pages to try to make them more suitable for devices with small screens. Timeline of passing applications The following is a list of releases noting significant releases of applications that passed the test. New applications that have passed Acid2 since their first official release are not included in the timeline. See also Comparison of layout engines References External links Acid2 test Acid2 test information Acid2 in major browsers Web Standards Project collection