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* Opera 8 will be with SVG (as it seems) so we should also provide SVG enabled "1.8" releases. -- [[User:Opi|Opi]] 05:37, 17 Mar 2005 (PST) | * Opera 8 will be with SVG (as it seems) so we should also provide SVG enabled "1.8" releases. -- [[User:Opi|Opi]] 05:37, 17 Mar 2005 (PST) | ||
* I just tested a SVG-enabled nightly build of Seamonkey. While the support is not complete, IMO it is definitely enough to have it ''built by default, but turned off''. This way, interested users can simply turn it on via about:config (svg.enabled -> true, doesn't even need a browser restart), giving web developers something to play (and learn) with, and could lead to valuable feedback to the people working on SVG. And remember: as Seamonkey isn't Firefox, we don't have a five-megabyte download size limit! What do you all think? --[[User:Jens.b|Jens.b]] 13:10, 17 Mar 2005 (PST) | * I just tested a SVG-enabled nightly build of Seamonkey. While the support is not complete, IMO it is definitely enough to have it '''built by default, but turned off'''. This way, interested users can simply turn it on via about:config (svg.enabled -> true, doesn't even need a browser restart), giving web developers something to play (and learn) with, and could lead to valuable feedback to the people working on SVG. And remember: as Seamonkey isn't Firefox, we don't have a five-megabyte download size limit! What do you all think? --[[User:Jens.b|Jens.b]] 13:10, 17 Mar 2005 (PST) | ||