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@james @dave @js @adam The "CSS for XML" approach is probably the best option we have, but it still isn't as good as XSLT:
- Many browsers (especially mobile) will "download rss.rss"
- Instead of recognizing it as an RSS feed (and opening it in Apple Podcasts), mobile Safari opens podcast feeds in my Reader app (I've seen this happen to other people as well!)
@james @dave @js @adam Search "feeds.[hostname]" on any social platform, and you'll find tons of podcasters sharing their RSS feeds.
If we're going to treat this as a "UX issue" we have to acknowledge that folks will:
- share their RSS feed URLs
- view RSS feeds in browsers
People are hardwired to share + click URLs.
I think it's still worth raising a stink about XSLT being removed from browsers.
Essentially breaks how 500,000+ podcasters rely on their RSS feeds to work (be viewable in browser).
Made a video here:
https://youtu.be/KLXgUcicFRs
(I'll try to write a blog post tomorrow)
