Here's a testcase, expected to render some lime-to-blue gradient in all of the bordered rectangles. The first and second gradient should render the same (the first is implicitly srgb, the second explicitly srgb). I think the others are all supposed to look different, though maybe there's some overlap. WebKit (epiphany) renders the same gradient in each rectangle, which I suspect means they parse the interpolation method but don't actually use it? Chrome renders most of them clearly-differently (which is probably correct). Firefox only renders the first one, because we don't parse this syntax yet, I think.
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Here's a testcase, expected to render some lime-to-blue gradient in all of the bordered rectangles. The first and second gradient should render the same (the first is implicitly srgb, the second explicitly srgb). I think the others are all supposed to look different, though maybe there's some overlap. WebKit (epiphany) renders the same gradient in each rectangle, which I suspect means they parse the interpolation method but don't actually use it? [EDIT: WebKit-in-Safari does render this properly -- see comment 3] Chrome renders most of them clearly-differently (which is probably correct). Firefox only renders the first one, because we don't parse this syntax yet, I think.