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Sounds like you're volunteering to maintain the XSLT support in Firefox. That's great! That means when Chrome tries to decommission it, users who rely upon it w
by shadowgovt 1y ago
Sounds like you're volunteering to maintain the XSLT support in Firefox. That's great! That means when Chrome tries to decommission it, users who rely upon it will flock to Firefox instead because it's the only browser that works right with the websites they use.
Firefox ascendancy is overdue. Best of luck!
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- cxr 1y agoDo you still beat your wife?
- shadowgovt 1y agoDon't understand the question, but I do wish you well in your future endeavors!
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- cxr 11mo agoIt's a question about whether you still beat your wife. If the answer is yes, then your answer is yes, and if the answer is no, then your answer is no. It sounds like you're looking for a jurisdiction where you can beat your wife.
- shadowgovt 11mo agoI really don't follow how wife-beating has anything to do with browser protocols or standards adoption / modification, sorry.
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- cxr 11mo agoAt the very least it's (probably*) illegal whether you agree with it or not. Even where it's not illegal, physical violence against your partner isn't okay, even if they've angered you. * depending on jurisdiction
- shadowgovt 11mo agoThis is all entirely off-topic from using XSLT in a website. As opposed to rendering XSLT client-side or server side, or rendering it using an in-engine native-implementation API or a JavaScript engine. Happy to talk about those if you want; not interested at all in this violence digression you've decided to go on.
- cxr 11mo agoAnger is no justification for violence against your partner.