Thomas DeWeese:
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVGMobile12/painting.html#viewport-fill-property This would (I think) only fill the x/y/width/height of the element.
Cameron McCormack wrote:
I only assumed that the overflow="visible" would apply because that would make the (probably most common) use case of having a non-white background colour for the root svg element easy to do without a finite big rect.
The root SVG element is a bit different since the viewport for that is defined by the User Agent (and the X,Y are ignored and width & height are just 'hints' to the UA). So if it fills the viewport then it will fill the 'window', even if pAR and viewBox would leave some of the viewport area unfilled.
The text in section 7.10 supports your position though. Though I guess for 1.2 Tiny there can only ever be one svg element in the document anyway.
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