SVG browser support

30itis is brought to you in SVG. SVG is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics in XML. Although SVG offers many benefits over traditional graphic formats on the web and is an open standard from the W3C, it is not yet supported by all browsers.

The talk of browser support hawks back to The Browser wars. But sadly full support for open standards has yet to arrive. So where are we today, how can you view SVG and 30itis?

Option 1 (is always the best)
Use a browser that supports SVG natively.

Mozilla Firefox 1.5 (Windows, Mac, linux)
Camino 1.0 (Mac)

Option 2
Download a plug-in and hope it works with your current browser.

Adobe SVG Viewer (Windows, Mac)

I recommend you use Firefox with Google toolbar. Why? Because I get a dollar for every user I help switch. I had intended to use SVG prior to hearing of the Google referral program. But now that I know of it, let the referring begin.