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Entry updated: May 2004
Categories: Browsers, Editors
Home Page: http://www.w3.org/Amaya/
Vendor: W3C
W3C's Amaya browser displays Presentation MathML, and lets a Web page author edit equations directly. The software gives multiple views of a document so that its internal structure can be displayed as well as a WSYSIWYG interface.
Entry updated: June 2004
Categories: Browsers
Home Page: http://www.ucam.ac.ma/fssm/rydarab/system/dadzilla.htm
Author: Mustapha EDDAHIBI and Azzeddine LAZREK
Vendor: RyDArab
Dadzilla, an adapted version of Mozilla, allows using MathML for Arabic mathematical presentation. In this presentation, Arabic mathematical expressions use specific symbols and spread out from right to left. Dadzilla runs both in Linux and Windows platforms.
Categories: Browsers
Home Page: http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox
Vendor: The Mozilla Foundation
Firefox 1.0 renders PersentationMathML in HTML pages natively. See the MathML project page. (Open source, all major platforms). Since MathML rendering is part of Mozilla's layout engine, all derived browsers (Netscape 7, Galeon, Kmeleon, etc.) include it.
Entry updated: Feb 2005
Categories: Browsers
Home Page: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/
Vendor: Microsoft
Although IE doesn't directly support MathML, it has the hooks that allow plug-in support, enabling the full MathML experience through plug-ins such as Mathplayer or techexplorer.
Last update: 6 May 2013