Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
XSLT Prism proposes a Chrome fix for styled XML
A detailed page for a planned Chrome extension that aims to restore styled XML pages and the XSLTProcessor API after Chrome removes built-in XSLT support.
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- The page distinguishes stylesheet-rendered XML from web apps that call XSLTProcessor, and says the API would run only on sites a user chooses.
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The page separates two failure modes: XML documents that declare a stylesheet, and web applications that call XSLTProcessor. It says the extension would bundle libxslt as WebAssembly and let users enable the API on selected sites; the page also describes an XML viewer and an XSLT workbench. These are presented as product capabilities, while the Chrome Web Store listing remains marked “coming soon.”
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