I disagree. Firefox 1.5 and Opera 9 native SVG are already usable. Yes, they are not as fast and feature complete as ASV, but if you avoid certain SVG features that aren't implemented yet, you already can do a lot. I am pretty sure that both Mozilla and Opera native SVG will improve a lot in the future. ASV is now in its third version, Mozilla and Opera just started. Also the fact that the native implementations integrate with the rest of the browser world opens a lot of new opportunities. Andreas --- In [email protected], "Geoffrey Swenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My limited experience so far with Firefoxs SVG implementation leads me to > believe that it is so buggy and incomplete that it is useless. Id rather > try to force it to use the Adobe plugin. Mozilla seems totally incapable of > running the Adobe plugin, and Opera runs it but with lots of bugs. > > > > Geoffrey J. Swenson > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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