SVG-Unterstützung im Firefox

[Spartakus]

Was ein "about:plugins" nicht alles zu Tage fördert. :D


Scalable Vector Graphics

Dateiname: libmozsvgdec.so
Scalable Vector Graphics, as handled by RSVG-2.9.5. Views SVG images.

This is alpha software. It will probably behave in many situations, but may also ride your motorcycle, drink all your milk, or use your computer to browse porn. Comments, feature requests, and patches are welcome.

See http://librsvg.sourceforge.net/ for information.

[Duraner]

Firefox 1.1 Plans Native SVG Support

The Scalable Vector Graphics (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svg) format has yet to take off on the web, perhaps due to a small installed base of SVG-enabled browsers. That could soon change as the latest Firefox 1.1 nightly builds have started coming with native SVG support compiled in and enabled by default (http://annevankesteren.nl/archives/2005/04/svg-nightlies). If this feature makes into the Firefox 1.1 release (which is not certain, but likely, as the developers want it to happen) it will increase the number of web users who have an SVG renderer installed. But perhaps more interesting than that is the possibility of mixing SVG graphic elements directly into the markup of regular XHTML pages (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/svg/#introduction), freeing vector graphics from the small rectangle of a browser plugin and opening up a host of exciting new possibilities for web developers. This is enabled by the integration of SVG directly into the Gecko rendering engine, instead of as a browser plugin. With such a useful web developer feature available only in Firefox, could we soon start seeing websites asking their users to download Firefox to get the best browsing experience?

[HellHorse]

alte News für gentoo user

www-client/mozilla-firefox mozsvg

Solange der IE das nicht unterstütz, und der IE wird es wegen WGF nie unterstützen, wird das aber nix.

[Spartakus]

alte News für gentoo user

www-client/mozilla-firefox mozsvg

Solange der IE das nicht unterstütz, und der IE wird es wegen WGF nie unterstützen, wird das aber nix.

Vor Gentoo war das glaub ich schon auf diversen Linux-Seiten. ;-)

[HellHorse]

Vor Gentoo war das glaub ich schon auf diversen Linux-Seiten. ;-)
Worauf ich hinaus will, Gentoo User können sich schon seit längerer Zeit (lange vor den 1.1 nighlies) ihr Mozilla oder ihren Firefox dank portage mit SVG Support kompilieren lassen.