Why support OpenDocument in browsers, you ask? In my opinion, rendering capabilities for OpenDocument are a logical complement to nowadays HTML-rendering. Just imagine you could write a small text, spreadsheet or presentation and put it on your website without changing anything. "Write once, run everywhere", they say (about Java, admittedly). No need to worry about the formatting - your browser of choice renders the document perfectly fine. This would solve a lot of common problems and simplify the process of web publishing significantly. Let's have a look at the options we have right now:

1. Put the document directly on the web;
2. Export to PDF;
3. Export to HTML.

我覺得 OpenOffice.org 應該開發相關的 plug-in。

I know that there is already a possibility to render OpenDocument files on Mozilla/Firefox: there is a plugin in OpenOffice.org (it can be found under "Extras" - "Options" - "Internet" - "Mozilla Plug-In").

這篇文章的意思是說OpenDocument既然是開放標準的XML文件，那各家瀏覽器應該可以輕而易舉的將其納入內建支援；反正不過是多加一套XML parser到現有的引擎裡面去而已。

這篇文章的意思是說OpenDocument既然是開放標準的XML文件，那各家瀏覽器應該可以輕而易舉的將其納入內建支援；反正不過是多加一套XML parser到現有的引擎裡面去而已。

不過...如果他們稍微評估一下，不會對體積做重大影響，實做 OpenDocument 的 native 支援是滿有用的