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In theory I should be able to see if a browser supports SVG by looking at the accept header, but as far as I can tell no modern browser accurately reports image/svg+xml. Has anyone successfully implemented conditionally serving SVG using content negotiation? It feels like a bit of a mirage…
Browsers are trying to minimise the size of the http headers they send as they contribute overhead to every request. There are other better ways to figure out if a browser supports SVG e.g. modernizer