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XSLT Prism at a glance
XSLT Prism - XSLT Polyfill, XML Viewer & XSLT Tester is a Functionality & UI extension with ≈8K users. Chrome Web Store users rate it 5.0 out of 5 from 30 ratings. By users it sits in the top 5% of Functionality & UI extensions. It was updated 3 days ago.
XSLT Prism permette di visualizzare correttamente documenti XML stilizzati con fogli di stile XSLT (come feed RSS, sitemap visive o report XML). Per me è molto utile avere questa estensione al mio browser.
Niamat Ullah5 days ago
Uploading your proprietary XML documents or local business files to a cloud formatter is a massive data leakage risk.XSLT Prism runs completely on your local machine (using libxslt compiled directly to Webassembly).It tracks zero analytics,requires no account and will terminate any long running processes before they have a chance to freeze your browser tab.A clean,secure utility for local document rendering.Use with different add ons it will increase productivity
Bharat Modi6 days ago
Looks promising and easy to handle.
A well-thought-out tool that solves a specific developer problem. Highly recommended!
Sohail Badghisi7 days ago
Really useful extension, especially for anyone working with XML and XSLT. It makes viewing and testing XML documents much easier, and having the transformation tools built right into the browser is a big plus. The interface is clean, and everything feels straightforward to use. Definitely a handy tool for developers working with XML!
Seishella7 days ago
Simple, lightweight, and works as expected. Makes handling XSLT files much easier. Great extension!
Andy10 days ago
recensione veramente veramente molto utile. la consiglio
Gyankaji Maharjan11 days ago
Handling XML and XSLT becomes extremely simple in Chrome with XSLT Prism. Its XML view is neat and readable, its XSLT test environment performs well, and the polyfill option is an enormous time-saver when dealing with browser compatibility. This add-on is light and fast and is highly recommended to everyone who works with XSLT.
tienda12 days ago
Muy buena aplicación me ayuda a realizar .is documentos xml y xlst muy buena a veces en el los navegadores se queda corto y tengo k cambiar de navegador me cuesta mucho leer páginas pero con esta aplicación me ayuda muchísimo disfruto a mil 100% recomendada
Ava Bennett13 days ago
For me, XSLT Prime is quite useful if you often work with XML and XSLT. This extension helps make the XML content easy to read, and it also includes a tool to check and edit the stylesheet on the web at the same time. Another thing I really like is the ability to switch between the display view and the source code when detailed inspection is required. The interface is quite clear; a newbie can adapt easily in a short time. Overall, this is an app worthy for devs who want to save time when working with XML on Chrome.
Dylan reed13 days ago
Personally, I see XSLT as a useful extension for anyone who usually works with XML and XSLT. It helps me check the content easily and clearly understand the data structure on Chrome. The way to use it is quite straightforward and does not take much time to learn. Hopefully, the extension will be improved in order to support a variety of practical situations.
kk ss14 days ago
Installed it the day an XML file with a stylesheet started showing as raw source. The first few minutes were unexpectedly smooth: it rendered the page right there in the tab, and the toggle back to source just worked. I've since put it on my desktop and laptop, both for odd documents and for the API on a couple of internal sites. I'll leave it in place for when Chrome's change lands.
Aditya Jain15 days ago
XSLT Prism is a handy extension for working with XML in Chrome. I like having a clean XML viewer and XSLT tester together, so I don’t have to switch between tools. The folding feature makes large files easier to navigate and helps me find information quickly. Restoring XSLTProcessor support is also useful for older projects that still rely on XML styling. It’s a focused tool, but it does its job well.
Job Tour16 days ago
XSLT Prism came in handy when I needed to work with XML in Chrome. I liked having the XML viewer and XSLT tester available in one place instead of switching between different tools. Restoring the XSLTProcessor functionality is useful too, especially for older projects that still rely on XML styling. It’s a pretty specific extension, but I can see it saving time when working with these kinds of files.
Multi Software17 days ago
I liked it a lot; why not give it a try yourself? I hope it turns out to be useful for you too.
Harleigh Mendez17 days ago
this is a great app, always wanted to know what pages looked like underneath
