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Is there an SVG viewer that gives error messages?

I study SVG, so I make a lot of simple SVG, DOM, and ECMAScript errors. They are very difficult to detect because I did not find an SVG viewer that will report this. There is one?

I work for Squeeze Debian. I use Iceweasel (Firefox), Epiphany (Webkit) and Emacs to view my SVG files. Iceweasel and Epiphany fail when they are given the wrong SVG files. ECMAScript SVG errors do not appear in the Iceweasel Error Console. Emacs is fun to work because I can switch between the SVG file and the image, but the built-in ECMAScript will not start. I run as much ECMAScript as possible in Spidermonkey to debug it, but of course there is not much code with which I can do this.

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Opera displays a number of errors in the built-in error console (available through the Opera menu, page> Developer Tools> Error Console).

You can also use the Opera Dragonfly debugger (similar to Firefox Firebug) to catch all kinds of errors in the content (css, javascript, svg, etc.). It is also available through the Opera menu, Page> Developer Tools> Opera Dragonfly, or by right-clicking on the contents and selecting "Inspect Element".

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