> * Often you actually need pixel-perfection in display, which SVG isn't really built for (hence the S) and you'll just end up drawing 1-pixel wide lines in SVG

> * Often you actually need pixel-perfection in display, which SVG isn't really built for (hence the S) and you'll just end up drawing 1-pixel wide lines in SVG form. Actually you might find it interesting that SVG supports media queries so you can include multiple presentations of an image for different sizes and even make special cases of some sizes and go for pixel perfection for them. The thing that makes your argument(s) stand true is that SVG support is horrendous (even Inkscape doesn't let you leverage many of SVG's powerful features, e.g. media queries, and worse yet, bloats your SVGs with meaningless cruft).