> But that cuts users without enabled JS. Users who disable JS are insane and hypocritical if they don't also disable XSLT, which is even worse. So I wouldn't

> But that cuts users without enabled JS. Users who disable JS are insane and hypocritical if they don't also disable XSLT, which is even worse. So I wouldn't bend over too far backwards to support insane hypocrites. There aren't enough of them to matter, they enjoy having something to complain about, and they're much louder and more performative than the overwhelming majority of users. Not a huge loss cutting them out at all.