Webkit almost renders the MathML Acid1 properly, but a few requirements are not respected: http://fred-wang.github.io/AcidTestsMathML/acid1/description.html - the spacing of operators (especially invisible operators and commas) is not always good - in test 3, "bang" and "whimper" <mi>'s should not be italic - the stretching of parenthesis (e.g. in test 6) in is not always done for me (with Martin Robinson's patch), but that seems a random failure. I'm not sure what the problem is but that will probably be solved if we have size variants.
> but that seems a random failure. I'm wondering if that has something to do with the reflow that happens when the Web fonts arrive.
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Created attachment 225241 [details] Screenshot on nightly + patches for 115786, 124838, 115787 We are getting close. However, in test 4 the fences do not stretch. I think this is because the height is too small and so we fallback to the base size: > // Sometimes we cannot stretch an operator properly, so in that case, we should just use the original size. > m_stretchyCharacter = m_isStretched ? findAcceptableStretchyCharacter(stretchedCharacter) : 0; > if (!m_stretchyCharacter) > m_isStretched = false; So I think we will need the work of bug 122297 to be able to use size variants for small sizes (and we could do bug 119038 at the same time).
Created attachment 233291 [details] Screenshot Nightly WebKitGTK+ Testing on WebKitGTK+, I no longer see the problem with stretchy parenthesis in test 4 and the radical sign looks slightly better (even with the current default non-OpenTypeMATH font).