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At the moment, XSLT in a browser doesn't depend on Javascript, so works even if JS is turned off. Using a polyfill instead will mean that XSLT will only work if
by dev0001 1y ago
At the moment, XSLT in a browser doesn't depend on Javascript, so works even if JS is turned off. Using a polyfill instead will mean that XSLT will only work if JS is turned on.
- account42 1y agoThat depends how the browsers implement it, no? Much of modern browser's user interface is also built using web technologies including JS and that doesn't break if you "disable JS".