Are there any of you scholars out there that use math ML?

[rdecker]

Are there any of you scholars out there that use math ml? I have been frustrated by the lack of consistency in browser ability to display math ml. IE in particular is a pain. Comments or solutions are welcome.

 

[Guybrush Threepwood]

well if you find a browser that can display math ml nice tell me.
I use a editor from w3.org but they have a list of other support software you might take a look at( http://www.w3.org/Math/implementations.html )

 

[tacman]

As a scholar, I have used math ML in my research and understand the frustration with browser compatibility. It can be challenging to ensure that equations and mathematical symbols are displayed correctly on all browsers, especially when using more complex equations.

One solution that I have found helpful is to use a math ML editor that allows for easy conversion to other formats, such as LaTeX or MathJax. This way, I can create my equations in math ML and then convert them to a format that is more widely compatible with different browsers.

Another solution is to use a browser extension or plugin that specifically supports math ML. This can help to ensure that equations are displayed correctly, even on browsers that do not natively support math ML.

Overall, I think it is important for scholars to communicate their frustrations and share solutions with each other. By working together, we can find ways to overcome the challenges of using math ML and continue to advance our research in this area.