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Re:Chrome intends to remove XSLT from the HTML spec by dev0001 on Wednesday August 20, 2025 @03:27AM (#44959548)
At the moment, XSLT in a browser doesn't depend on Javascript, so works even if JS is turned off. Using a polyfill instead will mean that XSLT will only work if JS is turned on.
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Re:Chrome intends to remove XSLT from the HTML spec by account42 on Wednesday August 20, 2025 @05:07AM (#44960111)
That depends how the browsers implement it, no? Much of modern browser's user interface is also built using web technologies including JS and that doesn't break if you "disable JS".
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