@oblomov What JavaScript-related security issues in browsers? Are you referring the supply-chain attacks in the npm ecosystem?

Also, XSLT is a barely used technology. The implementation in browsers was not maintained. JavaScript is used by almost all websites. Removing it would wreck havoc on the world economy.

Probably you are rage baiting, in which case, mission accomplished. 😂

@bart @oblomov Hundreds of thousands of podcasters (and many of their listeners!) use #xslt to make podcast rss feeds human-readable:

https://justinjackson.ca/xslt

@mijustin @bart @oblomov
Thanks for this blogpost... Otherwise i would not know about this XSLT deprecation from browsers...
And that i need to rise it to my former employer - we had xml invoices, made pretty using xslt and printed from that view to pdf in a headless browser.

Guys will have tough time now to redo it. Or stuck to some old and unsupported browser in pipeline.