Yes, because XSLT won't work in Chrome and Edge anymore.
replyTheir comment isn’t clear if they’re doing the transform on the server before piping it down as HTML, which some implementations have done over the years as it provided access to newer XSLT features that browsers stagnated on.
replyYou can still run JS or WebAssembly based XSLT transformer
replyA great way to convince you you've always been wrong:
replyStep 1: Gain browser monopoly
Step 2: Generate fake security scare
Step 3: Gaslight everyone that only way to mitigate is to get rid of it completely like Flash.
Step 3a (corollary): There isn't anyone available that can fix the bugs because we spent all resources on UI/UX experimentation
Thank you for reminding me that we don't have Flash anymore. I'm counting blessings I forgot I had.
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