Scalable Vector Graphics
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Scalable Vector Graphics, commonly known as SVG, is both a page description markup language and a vector graphics markup language, and is sometimes incorporated into user interface markup languages. It was first released as a standard by the World Wide Web Consortium in 1998, but uptake in the years since has been sparse. It is often used in Linux-related projects, including both KDE and GNOME, and support has been offered by the makers of Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Opera web browsers. One of the more popular editors for SVG files is Inkscape.
[edit] Related
- Cascading Style Sheets, which is incorporated into the SVG specification
- Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language, a declarative markup language that is used for animation
