Late Night PC

http://www.mozilla.org/projects/svg/build.html I downloaded the build (specifically [url=ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/contrib/latest-trunk/firefox-win32-svg-GDI.zip]here[/url]. No compiling, it's already built for you, just unzip and run. The one thing I missed at first was having to enable svg at the about:config URL (just type it into the location bar and then scroll to the config option and enable it). SVG displays now in this browser, but none of your examples do (as that guy already mentioned to you). Your examples render as XML document trees only. I copied one of your examples to my drive: [code:1] [/code:1] The browser didn't seem to mind that you had put "SVG 1.0" in your doctype but "1.1" in your document. What it minded was that you have "xmlns:svg" instead of just "xmlns". This is the only change I had to make to your example to get it to show up in the FF+SVG browser. I changed it to : [code:1] [/code:1] and it rendered. I even embedded it into a HTML file like so: [code:1] [/code:1] And it rendered perfectly. Did you try to make that little change? Anyway, it should be interesting when they "go live" with this.