will mozilla support XLL (xml linking language)? I think that would really change the way we see the web

From a web developer's viewpoint, this chart really scared me. Look at all that stuff that IE can't do! Ack, am I really still going to be limited that much? :)

(Either to not using a lot of stuff, or just supporting Mozilla. This sucks. Hopefully we can spread Mozilla far enough to enough people....)

+LO

I had no idea there would be THAT many NOs in the IE column! Don't worry Loppear, MS will "rewrite" Mozilla when it comes out and call it 5.1 :)

Hi,

I'm happy to see that Mozilla has come so far, but one thing I haven't seen addressed is XSL. This is a very important, interesting technology that along with XML can enable amazingly flexible websites and document management. And IE supports it.

I want that laptop - 256 megabytes of RAM!

Also, in response to the 'XSL' argument: IIRC, Mozilla also supports this (at least partially.) However, it's not a completed standard, and is subject to change. Also, IE5 does NOT support CSS-1 formatting to XML documents, which means that you're stuck with an unfinished spec, namely XSL.