Good question. I would also like to know.
A necessary addition -- what is the degree of compliance of a given
browser's support for client-side XSLT processing.
Even data beyond this may be very important: for example, does a
particular browser-xslt-processor have its own xxx:node-set()
extension or does it support EXSLT (which modules)?
Ideally, we will have a table that has on one axis the different
browsers and on the other axis the different features of interest.
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On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 10:28 AM, Max Toro <maxtoroq(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Is XSLT 1.0 supported in all browsers, including those that run on
mobile devices, video game consoles, internet-enabled television sets,
etc. ?
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