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js fallback for browsers without xslt, dark mode and the icon size of pretty feeds - #52
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Same setup as in Pretty Feeds and .well-known/feeds: browsers without XSLT run a small script that builds the same page from the OPML. The XSL stays for all other browsers. It is used by all three OPML files: a blogroll page, the recommendations directory and the following list.
Both the XSL and the script now have a dark mode, with the colors of SocialSpec, and the icon has the same size as in Pretty Feeds.