Can OWB be considered Mozilla compliant?

I got a test to do and I was wondering if I dare try it in OWB or if I should find myself a PC somewhere to do it.

The text says this:
"For optimum performance, Brainbench recommends using Internet Explorer 5.0 or 6.0, however, any Mozilla-compliant browser will work. Interface browsers such as AOL or CompuServe are not compatible with the Brainbench site."

What does that mean? I don't know if I dare start the test now in case OWB would fail and I can't restart the test on another machine. But at the same time I would *really* like to do it on my machine where I have all my stuff instead of a cramped slow laptop with that impossible keyboard and that doesn't even have Explorer 5.0 or 6.0 but 7.0.

@Deniil

Test and trial ;)

@Kicko

Yea, except I can't.
Once I log in the test starts and a timer starts running. Now if OWB fails in the middle of this test I may not be able to log out and log in and continue on another computer but instead I'm screwed and I won't get the job due to a failed test.

It simply must work on the first attemt since I don't know what's inside.. ;)

@Deniil

don't risk it for something that important...hopefully soon we'll have TimberWolf and then you can 'trial' all you want

@Deniil

You could try one of the free fun tests to see if it works, but personally I wouldn't risk it for something that important.