> As for things like Flash or FTP, those were never part of the web platform. Nor were they ever anything like universal anyway.
I feel like there is a bit of a no true scotsman to this.
XSLT was always kind of on the side. If FTP or flash weren't part of the web platform than i dont know that xslt is either. Flash might not be "standard" but it certainly had more users in its heyday than xslt ever did.
Does removal of tls 1.1 count here? Its all kind of a matter of definitions.
Personally i always thought the <keygen> tag was really cool.
I feel like there is a bit of a no true scotsman to this.
XSLT was always kind of on the side. If FTP or flash weren't part of the web platform than i dont know that xslt is either. Flash might not be "standard" but it certainly had more users in its heyday than xslt ever did.
Does removal of tls 1.1 count here? Its all kind of a matter of definitions.
Personally i always thought the <keygen> tag was really cool.