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I'm not certain that an SVG file counts as a web browser.
by TheGoddessInari 6y ago
I'm not certain that an SVG file counts as a web browser.
- ronsor 6y agoI can't even see the SVG file. It's blank.
- ihsw 6y agoScroll down or zoom out.
- brundolf 6y agoYou have to scroll to the right
- amake 6y agoThe upper left of the SVG is empty (blank or white) so if your viewport is relatively small then you will be looking at a white page. Did you try scrolling? It's a comment thread rendered as a graph; the root comment is in the top center.
- JdeBP 6y agoInterestingly, most of the threading WWW discussion fora, and threaded mail/news readers that I've encountered start such diagrams in the top left hand corner.
- dragonwriter 6y agoSounds like an incredibly poor think to post to HN, even if it may be possible to find germane content somewhere in the SVG.
- linkdd 6y agoI had to zoom out to 25% of the original zoom level to see anything.
- ColinWright 6y agoIt's a big, sprawling conversation, and the SVG gives a way to see the extent of it before you click on any of the nodes to dive in to the bit you're interesting in.
- ColinWright 6y agoYou seem to be confusing this specific SVG presentation of the conversation with the content of the conversation.