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View html source of xsl converted xml document

This is a fairly simple case. I have an xml document linked to an xsl stylesheet that can be viewed in a web browser. Now that the output is not quite what I expected, so I want to look at the (output) html code to find out what happened. However, when I say "view source", browsers just throw me the original XML file.
Please show me how to view the html source :)

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In fact, I can view it using Chrome (by right-clicking and saying “Verification item”), but it depends on the browser. In addition, I do not want to install anything for this little pleasure. Is there a general solution (for example, something that works with all (or most) browsers)?

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In Firefox, if you select all the text (for example, Ctrl-A) on the page, you can right-click and select "View Selection Source", which will show you what was rendered, not the source of the document.

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If the browser is Firefox, you can install Firebug and view the generated HTML.

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In IE-11, press F12 to open the Developer Tools, and then select "Debugger" from the menu. This displays the converted xml. I do not know which version of IE first added this feature.

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Download this browsing tool for Internet Explorer from Microsoft.

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In Chrome, you can verify this by right-clicking and clicking the Check Item button.

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