XMLNest: Chrome is dropping XSLT. Keep reading XML pages clearly.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built XMLNest because Chrome is removing its built-in XSLT support on November 17, 2026. Many pages still rely on it: styled RSS and podcast feeds, WordPress and Yoast XML sitemaps, router and device status pages, some government portals. Without XSLT they show a wall of raw code. XMLNest does three things: 1. It renders XSLT-styled pages again (XSLT 1.0), in an isolated sandbox. 2. It gives any XML file a readable tree view and a formatted source view, with search and copy path. 3. It has reader views for RSS/Atom feeds (with a podcast player) and for sitemaps (filter, sort, export to CSV or JSON). It collects nothing: no analytics, no ads, no account, and it asks for no site access at install. I'd love your feedback, especially if you maintain a site that uses XSLT. What pages break for you?