YASB is a work in progress and supports a still small subset of the SVG DOM. This software is fairly cross-platform

Source Code

The lates source code is available here.

Screenshots of the YASB browser rendering a few simple pages.

There are two browser views:
ASV3/IE6 on left, YASB on right
Notice that all colour and line sizes are currently broken. This will hopefully be fixed soon as they worked 2 days ago(!!).

Supported Platforms as of 05.08.02 (AFAIU)

• Windows 32 (95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP)
• Linux, Solaris, HPUX, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Mac OSX, etc.
• OSF

Supported Elements as of 05.08.02

• line
• open, closed polylines
• rect
• circle
• ellipse
• text

Please note that this has only been tested on a win32 system so far.

Nearly Supported Elements as of 05.08.02

• CSS style definitions
• inline style definitions
• transformations
• anchors
• external references

Planned as of 05.08.02

• SMIL
• getURL/postURL/xmlParse equivalents

Not planned as of 05.08.02

• filters
• gradients
• transparency

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