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XSLT Browsers

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All mainstream browsers support XML and XSLT.

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Mozilla Firefox

Starting from version 3, Firefox has supported XML, XSLT and XPath.

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Internet Explorer

Starting from version 6, Internet Explorer has supported XML, XSLT and XPath.

Internet Explorer 5 is not compatible with the official W3C XSL standard.

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Google Chrome

Starting from version 1, Chrome has supported XML, XSLT and XPath.

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Opera

Starting from version 9, Opera has supported XML, XSLT and XPath. Opera 8 only supports XML + CSS.

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Apple Safari

Starting from version 3, Safari has supported XML and XSLT.