Bug 22906 – Limit of 200 svgs loaded via <embed>?

• Component: New Bugs
• Status: NEW

[Jonathan Leech]

Tried with iframe and embed, data:URI and seperate .svg files, after the 200th SVG in a document, further SVG elements are not rendered.

[Jonathan Leech]

Created attachment 26103 [details]
256 SVGs via embed to a seperate SVG resource

256 green rectangles in SVG via <embed>. The first and 256th have a thick red border. The 201st - 256th are not rendered in webkit.

[Jonathan Leech]

Created attachment 26104 [details]
Green SVG rectangle.

[Eric Seidel (no email)]

This seems to have little to do with SVG, and entirely to do with any page-resource limits WebKit might have more generally.

The test case does not work from bugzilla, but does "work" when used locally.

Our behavior is different from FF and Opera here.  I assume that it's intentional, but I'm not sure.

[Jonathan Leech]

The test case has to be downloaded out of bugzilla and run independently. The html file depends on the svg file. I didn't see another way to do it other than zip the files together. 
I had the same thought about general limits, I did a search in the webkit codebase for "200" and didn't come up with anything, but I cant't attest to the thoroughness of my search. I did create 200+ <img> (png) tags successfully, I didn't try anything else.
If there is a general limit in place, intentional or not, I don't think it should apply to SVG.