"Eric J. Bowman" wrote:
A server sending text/xml is expressing an intent that the payload not
be processed and displayed to casual users. A browser that processes
XML PIs anyway, is overriding server intent. I cannot get any browser
to apply a CSS XML PI to content served as text/xml, with the XSLT PI
commented out.
This is wrong (I forgot that <base/> doesn't affect PIs when I tested),
browsers do indeed apply CSS to text/xml using CSS PIs. This is one
thing, allowing scripts to execute when browser context should be
text/xml is another.
-Eric
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