I've wondered this myself, but I also believe that only IE for windows currently includes a built in XSLT processor (but i could be wrong).
is there a reason you need safari to support xslt? Are you using it for a web app? I recently did some xslt work and we performed the processing on the server side and delivered the client just html.
IE for mac is a disaster, it doesn't even come close to rendering the same as it's windows counterpart. Its slow, its got poor css and javascript support. It adheres even less to standards than IE for windows. I'm glad to see it go.
IE for mac is a disaster, it doesn't even come close to rendering the same as it's windows counterpart. Its slow, its got poor css and javascript support. It adheres even less to standards than IE for windows. I'm glad to see it go.