Ok, while this isnt a tech forum?

Can anybody see this:
http://code.google.com/webstats/2005-12/elements.html

What firefox plugin do I need? I am using firefox 1.0.7, I think it is SVG?


Also, if anybody can see it, I bet the results are interesting...

it is an svg.  safari doesn't show it either.

None of the normal SVG plugins work properly with Firefox. For a while you could use the Adobe plug-in, but of course then the Mozilla team continually changed the plug-in interface.

However you could get integrated, fairly functional SVG capability just by upgrading to 1.5, where SVG is native supported. That page works great for me.

I can see it in FF 1.5 just fine.

And thanks for the interesting link.

From the page in question:

"Most people (roughly 98%) include head, html, title and body  elements. This is somewhat ironic, since three of those four elements are optional in HTML. It's interesting to see that most pages have a title, though."

How is that ironic? There is nothing whatsoever surprizing or unexpected about most pages using the rudiments that, while optional, are critical for most useful pages.

I think the word "ironic" here is code for "dear god please just pretend that my article is interesting".

It just shows that tables aren't dead yet!

Oops, I was on version 1.0.6