Making XML human-readable without XSLT In response to the recent discourse about XSLT support in browsers, Jake Archibald shares a new-to-me alternative trick for making an XML document readable in a browser: adding the following element near the top of the XML:<script xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" src="script.js" defer="" /> That script.js will then be executed by the browser, and can swap out the XML with HTML by creating new elements using the correct namespace: const htmlEl = docum...| Simon Willison's Weblog
Sparklines, how they were intended to be presented.| wok
As promised in my previous article about using XSLT for plotting,| wok
GAFAM's latest attack on the open web comes in the form of| wok
Adding styling to programming competition software.| flowblok’s blog
SAML Raider [0] is a Burp Suite [1] extension and the tool of choice for many pentesters for testing SAML infrastructures, recommended by many pentesting sites and blog posts. Originally developed by Roland Bischofberger [2] and Emanuel Duss [3] as part of their bachelor thesis, the last version (v1.4.1) was released two years ago. As a former software developer, I wanted to bring my experience to this useful piece of software and give you confirmation that this product is still being maintai...| blog.compass-security.com