About XMLNest
XMLNest keeps XML readable in Chrome. It is a small, independent and free project.
Our mission
On 17 November 2026, Chrome removes its built-in XSLT support. XML pages that rely on an XSL stylesheet, like many sitemaps and feeds, then no longer display the way their authors designed them.
XMLNest renders these XSLT-styled pages again. For every other XML document, it offers a tree view, a source view and reader views for RSS feeds, podcasts and sitemaps.
Who makes XMLNest
Ayoub KharbouchFounder, UX/UI designer
Ayoub Kharbouch is a UX/UI designer with 12 years of experience designing web products. He created XMLNest to make XML pages, RSS feeds and sitemaps clear and easy to read in Chrome, especially now that Chrome is removing XSLT.
Independent
XMLNest is an independent project. It is not affiliated with Google.
Free and private
XMLNest is free. It collects no data, shows no ads and needs no account. Read the privacy policy
Contact
Questions, bug reports or ideas: write to us by email. contact@xmlnest.com