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> But can users really call it an "update" if you could view an XML/XSLT document in Internet Explorer 6 or Chrome 1 but not the newest version? Yes. Just like
by ExoticPearTree 1y ago
> But can users really call it an "update" if you could view an XML/XSLT document in Internet Explorer 6 or Chrome 1 but not the newest version?
Yes. Just like we don't have Flash everywhere or ActiveX. Good riddance to them and to XSLT and, fingers crossed, XML in the future.
- mx7zysuj4xew 1y agoI'm going to say this calmly and politely to you. You think this is some kind of "fun" spicy take, but considering that some rely on these technologies I find your remark to be incredibly offensive and insulting. If we were discussing this face to face you'd have a major problem right now
- ExoticPearTree 1y agoIt would help if you would give some details about how you rely on Flash/ActiveX/XML. Is it a matter of life and death? If so, how?