Very cool use of XSLT is rendering an RSS feed as html if viewed from a browser. So if someone clicks on your feed icon, they don't get an .XML download but a w

Very cool use of XSLT is rendering an RSS feed as html if viewed from a browser. So if someone clicks on your feed icon, they don't get an .XML download but a webpage instead: https://pitsidianak.is/blog/feed.xml https://pitsidianak.is/blog/feed.xml NoScript on firefox is blocking it for me, but there's no javascript involved, only XSLT, HTML and CSS.