MathML is part of the preview release, although Netscape seems pretty quiet about it. It wasn't mentioned in the PC World article either. I tried it out on the Mozilla
MathML torture test and it works fine. The only negative is that you need to separately load
some math fonts... at least on unix.
Undoubtably MathML support is there because it is in Mozilla. Between Mozilla, Netscape, and IE (with
MathPlayer), all of the major browsers will support MathML. That together with support from math programs such as
Mathematica, it really looks like MathML will finally become real this year.
There's a
conference
on MathML at the end of June this year. Leslie Lamport (LaTeX fame) and Roger Sidje (who did the MathML support in Mozilla) are among the invited speakers.
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Undoubtably MathML support is there because it is in Mozilla. Between Mozilla, Netscape, and IE (with MathPlayer), all of the major browsers will support MathML. That together with support from math programs such as Mathematica, it really looks like MathML will finally become real this year.
There's a conference on MathML at the end of June this year. Leslie Lamport (LaTeX fame) and Roger Sidje (who did the MathML support in Mozilla) are among the invited speakers.