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Web Platform Tests

Sashfold's pass rate on the CSS reference tests of the Web Platform Tests — the tests that need no scripting: a test page and a reference page must render to the same pixels. Every test and every reference is rendered by Sashfold itself, headless, at the suite's 800×600 viewport, with the built-in face and the fonts the tests bring along. The comparison follows the suite's own rules (pixel-identical unless a test declares a fuzziness allowance; references may chain).

7164 / 13477CSS reference tests passing — 53.2%
DirectoryPassingRate
css/CSS2
4549 / 616973.7%
css/css-backgrounds
263 / 71137.0%
css/css-box
33 / 6947.8%
css/css-cascade
13 / 4330.2%
css/css-color
126 / 30741.0%
css/css-display
55 / 21325.8%
css/css-flexbox
544 / 100354.2%
css/css-fonts
153 / 37141.2%
css/css-grid
538 / 164332.7%
css/css-overflow
157 / 59626.3%
css/css-position
55 / 24822.2%
css/css-syntax
1 / 1100.0%
css/css-text
458 / 148430.9%
css/css-values
91 / 21143.1%
css/selectors
40 / 22617.7%
css/css-variables
88 / 18248.4%

Scored 2026-09-03 against WPT revision b1a7025f8bc1. The count is every reference test the suite's manifest rules find under these directories, including the ones that wait on scripts (Sashfold runs none yet, so those fail). XHTML test files are parsed by the HTML parser. The number is enforced in CI: a baseline names every passing test, and a test that stops passing fails the build. What the engine cannot do, it does not score.