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- Formula content works well with browser UI: zooming, select, copy & paste, find text, etc. This alone, to me, is good enough reason to be excited for the ret
by mindcrime 4y ago
- Formula content works well with browser UI: zooming, select, copy & paste, find text, etc.
This alone, to me, is good enough reason to be excited for the return of native MathML rendering to Chrome.
Now let's just hope this work gets propagated to Edge as well. Firefox, Chrome and Safari will now all have at least decent MathML support and since Edge is based on the same underlying engine as Chrome, there doesn't seem to be any obvious reason why MS wouldn't enable such support as well. fingers crossed
- ec109685 4y agoI don't think Copy and Paste work correctly. You can select the equation but the copying and pasting turns into gibberish. ax^2 + bx + c turns into: � � 2 + � � + � HTML has those bad unicode characters too.