Some users report that after installing Netscape 8 Internet Explorer and other IE-based browsers usch as Avant browser stop applying XSLT stylesheets, even the default stylesheet used to render XML documents. That probably has something to do with "Firefox or IE6 rendering" feature in Netscape. Beware.
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Many thanks for this - now I don't need to use Firefox for anything other than compatibility testing. :-)
The following post has the solution:
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum26/162.htm
I've verified that this solution works. If Netscape 8 is not uninstalled the registry entry keeps coming back. Here is the text of that post:
OK to fix this issue uninstall Netscape and then
Hit START->RUN
Type: regedit
Hit ENTER
Navigate to the following:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Plugins\Extension
Highlight and right-click the node titled ".xml" and select delete.
Restart your browser and you should be good-to-go.
OK to fix this issue (after you uninstall Netscape) hit START->RUN
Type: regedit
Hit ENTER
Navigate to the following:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Plugins\Extension
Highlight and right-click the node titled "xml" and select delete.
Restart your browser and you should be good-to-go.
My site was developed on IE6 to do XSL transformations of XML data. Now Netscape 8 has prevented me from seeing the site in IE6. I must use Firefox until someone (Microsoft, Netscape, Web experts) figures out how to getting working again.
Seems like the Netscape folks should have tested whether other browsers survive Netscape 8 installation.
I also installed Netscape 8 and it broke our application, PSoC Designer. Anyone know a good fix?
Cool. Happily I don't plan to install it.
Any workarounds/fixes?
Yes, it breaks, including default XSLT stylesheet for rendering raw XML.