- From: Paul Libbrecht <paul@activemath.org>
- Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 22:29:30 +0100
- To: Bruce R Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov>
- Cc: www-math@w3.org
A normal expectation would add glyph-availability as part of sniffing results... does anyone know whether such exists ? paul Bruce R Miller wrote: > > Hi all; > I'm working on a project where both MathML and math images will > be available, but the selection _really_ needs to be automatic; > a `gateway' page, or similar, would be extremely awkward; standard > `content negotiation' doesn't really see mathml support.... > So, I'm apparently stuck with browser sniffing. > > I suppose most who've thought about it have encountered the > "^Mozilla/5.*" and "^.*MathPlayer.*" patterns, but they really > aren't quite right (many versions of Mozilla w/o MathML, esp > Mac, until just recently; does MathPlayer 1 get matched?....) > > Has anyone collected a more comprehensive set of patterns that > they are willing to share? Googling didn't find me much. > (other than other people whining :>) > > Alternatively, would it be worth my setting up a test page that > would sniff against an evolving set of patterns? If people > visited the page & told me whether the mathml support was > correctly recognized, I could develop a set of patterns to share. > > Of course, if there's a compelling alternative I've missed... Do tell! > > Thanks
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