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I would kill for good ruby support in all browsers. As someone learning Japanese it would be a godsend when it comes to reading and learning kanji. However we
by rurounijones 13y ago
I would kill for good ruby support in all browsers. As someone learning Japanese it would be a godsend when it comes to reading and learning kanji.
However we would also need to pretty specialised editors / automatic converters to write the ruby markup since it is so $&~!@#^ verbose.
I still find it ironic that the browser with the best (i.e. working) ruby support is Internet Explorer. (I am aware of some firefox plugins but...ech)