- From: Terry Wallwork <terrywallwork@netscape.net>
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2013 23:01:47 +0000
- To: Paul Libbrecht <paul@hoplahup.net>
- CC: www-math@w3.org
- Message-ID: <51200FDB.1020005@netscape.net>
On 16/02/13 22:20, Paul Libbrecht wrote: > On 16 févr. 2013, at 12:58, Terry Wallwork wrote: > >> One thing I do wonder is who do I contact directly to complain. Is >> there a link we can contact to make feeling known. Apologies if this >> has already been asked but I couldn't see any such link in all the >> posts I read. > > Terry, > > Look in the bottom of the issue tracker page that was reported in this > thread. > A person, with pseudo isherman, invites such email contacts. > A friend of mine did this and obtained as response a somewhat similar > information as this thread discussed: > >> There /are/ Chromium project members who are willing to take on the >> work of fixing the existing security issues, but the issues are not >> trivial to fix, and these are busy people. Hence, I can't promise >> any timeframe when these issues would get fixed, allowing us to >> re-enable MathML in Chromium. External contributions could really >> help us accelerate the development work. > > paul > > > Thanks Paul, It's good to know someone complained. It's seriously sloppy response from them though given how important a feature MathML is. I will post on the thread as well. Probably won't make any difference but at least if a few people complain it's better than nothing. For now about the only way I can go if they do stop supporting MathML in later version of chrome is to use MathJax. I did a few experiments with it, and for what I need I can put up with it's limitations. But it is at best only a temporary solution. Thanks :) Terry Wallwork
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