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Is The Android Browser Capable Of Performing An Xsl Transform?

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I have an xml file I wish to transform using an xsl-document, but I can't seem to make it work on even the latest available Android versions. I tried adding a

Solution 1:

I have a site completely developed with XML, XSLT and XHTML. It does not render in my Android DroidX phone but renders in all the browsers elsewhere. I have no definitive answer as to if this means Android does not support XSLT.

Solution 2:

See Android issue 9312 To summarize: Android browser does not support XSLT client-side until 2.1.

Solution 3:

Works fine in Opera mini. I am using Android 1.5 tablet.

Solution 4:

The default Android Browser starts supporting xsl transforms in the version that shows up in Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich.

Other mobile browsers that have finally started supporting xsl are Opera Mobile and the Chrome Android Browser, currently in beta.

Solution 5:

Yes, It very much is since the Android platform incorporates the Webkit layout engine.

And to my knowledge it does support XSLT. I am sure of desktop versions of webkit but you can also take a look at WebKit's XSLT implementation for in-depth info.

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