Microsoft has developed a feature that allows seamless copy-pasting of SVG content for Edge and Chrome. SVG format support in browsers has been lacking, forcing users to resort to workarounds ...

Microsoft's Patrick Dengler, a senior program manager on the Internet Explorer team, revealed this week that Microsoft is joining the W3C's Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) working group. In a post ...

Just drag your SVG file to a browser like Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Microsoft Edge and the image should appear in a new tab. You won't be able to edit the image, though.