SVG
Appearance
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) usage by MediaWiki on the backend and web browsers on the frontend faces a couple obstacles, but things are looking better.
Native browser support
[edit]As of June 2010, browser support was quite high for SVG 1.1, with all latest browsers supporting over half of the W3C test suite. Opera scores 95.44%, Google Chrome 89.23%, Safari 82.48%, Mozilla Firefox 82.30%, and Internet Explorer 59.64%.
Plugin issues
[edit]See W3C list for the most recent list.
- Adobe SVG Viewer - The most full-featured SVG plugin, with several additional features
- KSVG - Support for a lot of SVG features in the K Desktop Enviroment
- YASB Viewer - RO IT Systems. Experimental, pre-Alpha, open-source SVG viewer
- xsvg open source viewer for the X Window System
- SVG# SharpVectorGraphics An open source viewer written for the .Net platform, in C#
- motjuvie A free (GPL) viewer with some nifty features: window alphablending, window transparency, enhanced scripting, ...
- Amaya - W3C editor and browser with partial native SVG support
See also
[edit]External links
[edit]- W3C SVG Test Suite results shows which features were implemented by various SVG renderers as of 2003.
- The W3C SVG 1.1 Test Suite
- W3C SVG 1.1 Test Suite results shows which features were implemented by various browsers, SVG browser plugins and renderers as of 2009.