There are far to many java script errors! SONY CAN’T even get their own websites to work with the PATHETIC PS3 browser!įlash 9 was desperately needed, but without a JAVA update the browser won’t ever be useful. The browser freezes ever time I clck on the “How to”video?” Don’t like WebKit or Gecko for some reason? Use KHTML and/or KJS - it’s been passing acid2 for years and 4.2 currently scores higher on acid3 than Firefox 3.0, Safari 3.2, IE8 RC1, and Chrome! Sony needs to get over their NIH syndrome and use at least one or two third party libraries to improve some of these features. (Even IE7 renders *something* for acid2 - the PS3 doesn’t render anything at all!) These per-site fixes and hacks just draw out the bad impressions people get - fix the root of the problem and pass the test suites for these standards.ģ. Until the PS3 browser can render the Acid2 test ( ) *AT ALL*, it’s not very useful. Most of this is attributable to the fairly incomplete implementation of CSS and JavaScript, which reminds me of the old Blazer browser from my Treo. On a page that has flash video or audio, the scrolling can be quite choppy - is the browser and flash running on a single SPU?Ģ. We need much more freedom when manipulating our surroundings in the OS… The PS3 is called a “Computer” Entertainment System… so make it one, in all aspects of the word.ġ.
Functionality is weak and too many irritating things like the “would you like to run this script?” I never use the PS3 to surf for this very reason. The current browser is no where near suitable for every day use. Someone here mentioned that SONY should work with another company(ex. Many of my friends without larger TV’s complain about this regularly and I would just like to see that those unable to purchase the technology are still considered as important by the devs. Never really mess with this much, yet remember it being annoying prior to my big screen purchase. Those who don’t use HD TV’s are forced to just deal with it, as far as I know. I do have a 50″ 1080p, however, we should still have an option to conform to the Television type if desired. When using a SD screen, it’s difficult to see. Here’s one thing (among many others) that requires correction in the current PS3 browser, without installing another OS:
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