what is the practical reason of having an XSLT that executes in browser?
It can do large amount of what client-side Javascript can do, in a
fraction of the number of lines of code.
It can provide a much more interactive experience and reduced network
traffic compared with server-side XSLT, and it takes load off the server.
It's also well suited to situations where you're restricted in your
choice of server-side technologies, which is often the case with shared
hosting.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
You cannot use client-side XSLT for regular websites, since these
won't be properly indexed by Google
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