Removing XSLT for a more secure browser
Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit plan to remove XSLT from browsers by 2026, citing significant security risks in the aging codebase.
Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit plan to remove XSLT from browsers by 2026, citing significant security risks in the aging codebase.
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