The drama around the XSLT stuff is ridiculous. It's a dead format that no one uses[1], no one will miss, no one wants to maintain, and that provides significant complexity and attack surface. It's unambiguously the right thing to do to remove it. No one who actually works in the web space disagrees.
Yes, it's a problem that Chrome has too much market share, but XSLT's removal isn't a good demonstration of that.
[1] Yes, I already know about your one European law example that you only found out exists because of this drama.
Yes, it's a problem that Chrome has too much market share, but XSLT's removal isn't a good demonstration of that.
[1] Yes, I already know about your one European law example that you only found out exists because of this drama.