> will render notably different in different browsers (and renderers like Batik/Inkscape/SalamanderSVG/etc). I've run into this too, but only with SVG filters,

> will render notably different in different browsers (and renderers like Batik/Inkscape/SalamanderSVG/etc). I've run into this too, but only with SVG filters, not with basic elements like text, although you do have to make sure that the correct fonts are always available. > tooltips in SVG don't work when the SVG is in an HTML page. They work just fine when the SVG is actually in the HTML. What you're likely talking about is SVG that is referenced by an <img> tag. The latter means that the browser treats it as an image, so yeah, it doesn't have tooltips. Try putting the SVG directly into the HTML. > Some mildly complex SVGs take GBs of RAM and 1> min to render. I have never encountered that in my 10+ years of using SVG.