RE: [xml-dev] browsers that support XSL

["Manos Batsis" <m.batsis@bsnet.gr>]

Title: RE: [xml-dev] browsers that support XSL

IE never handled XSL formating of XML documents. However, it did used to support an early draft of today's XSLT spec, which now is almost fully implemented.

Mozilla has also been handling XSLT transformations very well for some time. Both stylesheet PIs and JavaScript can be used to utilize this functionality.

This must have been inherited to Galeon and company by now.

Mozilla gets better every day... I use it not only as my browser, but also for mail (with PGP), IRC, MathML editing, JavaScript debugging and even lightweight but cross platform application development. It's the most standards supportive browser out there and it keeps improoving. I can even take a bath with it's source and I certainly hope it will help in getting people out of applications that make the web proprietery.

New Now Know How...

Manos



-----Original Message-----
From:   sandr8 [mailto:sandreight@quipo.it]
Sent:   Sun 8/4/2002 4:12 PM
To:     xml-dev@lists.xml.org
Cc:    
Subject:        [xml-dev] browsers that support  XSL
Hi!
apart from IE, what else browsers do support XSL formatting of XML data?
Mozilla and K-Meleon don't...
thank you
sandr8)

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