which is why SVG is currently a non-goer.
this was pre-IE9 support, and Patrick Dengler joining the SVG WG iirc
IE9 supporting SVG doesn't cause IE8 and lower to support it — and they have
massive market share, and will have for a long time to come.
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On 28 Nov 2010, at 17:23, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Isn't the problem that there are still so many copies of IE6
… and IE 7 and IE 8
out there, which fails to support SVG, that Flash is still preferred for
support reasons?
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archiving). It seems reasonable to assume that this is not a
coincidence.
2. Not all browsers are created equal, and embedded devices can have some
pretty shocking browsers on them. Providing an HTML iPlayer wouldn't ensure
acceptable quality, so could reflect badly on the BBC.
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On 1 Oct 2010, at 11:45, Paul Jakma wrote:
On Fri, 1 Oct 2010, David Dorward wrote:
1. If you look at the devices in the market which have access to this; none
of them provide a way to get the content off the device (for redistribution
or long term archiving). It seems reasonable
with that let them put the content on the Internet in the first
place… which goes somewhat beyond foot shooting.
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content with other entities and
has had to make such agreements with them.
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