By default Google Chrome does not display/render XML content on the browser, however you can still view it from the source, this is because it does not have a proper XML parser yet.
A new Google Chrome Extension called XML Tree solves the problem by displaying the XML content in a user friendly tree format with opening and closing nodes.
Pretty useful for programmers and developers who deal a lot with XML content.
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