XML Software

A comprehensive listing of XML software is at http://xmlsoftware.com/. Below is a selection of common applications we recommend.

Browsers

Mozilla 1.2: supports XHTML, XML, XSLT, MathML, SVG.
Netscape Navigator 7.0: based on Mozilla, and supports similar features, although probably not as well, as it is based on Mozilla 1.0.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, supports XML and XSLT, does not support XHTML properly. Can support MathML and SVG with the aid of plug-ins.
Opera 6/7: supports XML presentation only.

Corel/SoftQuad XMetaL 4.0: WYSIWYG XML editor, suitable for non-technical authors creating narrative text content. Requires site customisation. Approximately $500/€500.
Wattle Software XML Writer 2.0: raw XML editor, with colour-coded highlighting support for XML, XSLT, CSS, DTDs. Cheap and cheerful at AUD 139 (~ €75/$75).
Marrowsoft XSelerator 2.5: XSLT editor and Integrated Development Environment (IDE). A very good programmers editor at $125.
Sharmahd Computing Unipad 1.0: not an XML editor, but an excellent Unicode editor, which displays all characters in all fonts, and can transform between encodings. Highly recommended and good value at $99.

MSXML 4.0, Microsofts' native Windows processor
Saxon 6.5.2, a cross-platform Java processor developed by Michael Kay
Sablotron 0.97, a C++ processor with native binaries for many platforms, but not yet a complete XSLT implementation.