On all major Linux distributions, and with openstep on Solaris, libtiff is
included. (Which is BSD licensed, if that's a concern).
I didn't see any bug in all of bugzilla that proposed adding TIFF support to
Mozilla. The US Patent Office uses TIFF files for all of their images of
patents, which I ended up having to view source and manually download.
Is there interest in adding TIFF, or is it not a "web format" and considered
bloat? (It's more of a web format then BMP and XBM).
This support might also be very useful to online faxing applications, since
faxes are generally stored as TIFF files.
On all major Linux distributions, and with openstep on Solaris, libtiff is
included. (Which is BSD licensed, if that's a concern).
I didn't see any bug in all of bugzilla that proposed adding TIFF support to
Mozilla. The US Patent Office uses TIFF files for all of their images of
patents, which I ended up having to view source and manually download.
Is there interest in adding TIFF, or is it not a "web format" and considered
bloat? (It's more of a web format then BMP and XBM).
This support might also be very useful to online faxing applications, since
faxes are generally stored as TIFF files.