- From: Mark P. Line <mark@polymathix.com>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 09:28:03 -0500 (CDT)
- To: www-math@w3.org
juanrgonzaleza@canonicalscience.com wrote: > > Patrick Ion said: >> Actually, there is growing browser support for MathML. > > And cannot be compared with CSS support. Okay, now I'm really confused. This sounds like Juan has nothing more than sour grapes to vent because somebody is using a tool for which he thinks CSS could conceivably be used instead. Surely I've misunderstood. Surely that's not what all this is about. >> It does not follow from the present situation that only the >> improvement of >> CSS handling should be expected, or that only that should be called for. > > For instance, whereas MSIE continues ignoring native support for MathML > (you need a third-party plugin), they have announced increasing support > for CSS 2 in last version of the browser. Let's see. If I were the IE product manager at Microsoft, I wonder if I'd be doing a cost/benefit analysis to determine how much money I wanted to throw at developing native support for MathML, and I wonder if the proportion of IE users requiring the feature would play a role in that analysis. How many browsers have native support for GraphViz? Why not? -- Mark Mark P. Line Polymathix San Antonio, TX
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