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Web Platform Baseline Status Breakdown Total Features: 1219
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Years: All 2015
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2015

2 features
• July 2015
Widely Available

The document.evaluate() method selects elements in an HTML or XML document based on an expression of XPath, a domain specific language for querying XML documents. Also known as XML Path Language.

Chrome 1
Firefox 1
Safari 3
Edge 12
Baseline Date: Jul 29, 2015

The XMLSerializer API provides the serializeToString() method to construct an XML string representing a DOM tree.

Chrome 1
Firefox 1
Safari 3
Edge 12
Baseline Date: Jul 29, 2015

Limited Availability

1 features
• In Progress / Not Yet Baseline
Limited

The XSLTProcessor API transforms XML documents into new XML or HTML documents, using XSLT stylesheets. You can use XSLT to convert data between different XML schemas or to convert XML data into web pages or PDF documents. Also known as Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations.

Chrome 1
Firefox 1
Safari 3.1
Edge 12
Status: Incomplete cross-engine support