Chrome 158 turns off XSLT on 17 November: check your sitemaps and feeds
From Chrome 158, due on 17 November 2026, the browser stops applying XSLT stylesheets. Styled XML sitemaps and RSS feeds will appear as raw XML.…
Jimel S.·4 min read
From Chrome 158, due on 17 November 2026, the browser stops applying XSLT stylesheets. Styled XML sitemaps and RSS feeds will appear as raw XML.…
Jimel S.·4 min read
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