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SVG Interop


Dean Hachamovitch: I think it’s important to not just do SVG but have complete tests so SVG works the way developers want it to

I am a fan of SVG.

On the lower right of this page is a “watermark”.  If you are viewing this page using IE, you won’t see it.  If you are viewing this web page using a recent, released version of Opera or Firefox, you will see it in its entirely.

If you are viewing this post using WebKit (either through Chrome or Safari), it will be clipped oddly on two sides.  Apparently if I resize the image to precisely match the window size (taking in consideration the font size used), I can kinda sorta get this to work — but in the process I lose the “S” in SVG.

Perhaps this is just a run of the mill bug, but the point is that it is entirely too easy for me playing with SVG using vim to hit such bugs.