W3Canvas is a partial implementation of CSS, DOM, SVG and HTML written in ECMAScript using the HTML5 Canvas 2d API
W3Canvas free to use, without restriction.
W3Canvas is a library, utilizing a vitual machine and/or compiler. Care has been taken regarding memory management. It introduces no additional security or privacy considerations.
in progress (img tag, anchor tag, list support, text flowing)
alpha (improved textarea, input box, select, radio and check boxes)
initial (font rendering, textarea)
Pedro Ha (major contributions to html forms and css object model)
Dean Edwards (code review, cleanup and encapsulation)
Michael Deal (font rendering, color management)
Charles Pritchard (project creator and lead maintainer)
With thanks to:
WHATWG (HTML 5 Canvas IDL)
W3C (css object model, WebIDL, HTML)
W3Canvas is licensed under CCZero.
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