> Mozilla doesn't want XSL but is happy enough with XUL. Somebody
> mention lack
> of focus?

What do XSL and XUL have in common? XSL is a general purpose style +
transformation language. XUL is a language to describe user interfaces.

Besides, it is wrong to say that "Mozilla doesn't want XSL". I advice you to
read news://news.mozilla.org/netscape.public.mozilla.layout. Find the
threads "XSL Transformations in Mozilla (stream -> stream)" and "XSL
Transformations in Mozilla (DOM -> DOM)". Mozilla "wants" anything you do
with the code. If you want XSL in Mozilla you are free to implement it.

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