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Firefox 95.0 doesn't interprete any more my xslt

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Since my Firefox upgraded to Version 95.0 I can no longer use my xml files transformed with xslt 1.0. Both the xml files and the corresponding stylesheets are stored locally on the hard disk and I accessed them with file:/// ... The variable privacy.file_unique_origin in about:config is set to false but the stylesheets aren't interpreted, only empty pages are appearing. Please tell me how I can solve this problem, or is it a bug? Thanks

Since my Firefox upgraded to Version 95.0 I can no longer use my xml files transformed with xslt 1.0. Both the xml files and the corresponding stylesheets are stored locally on the hard disk and I accessed them with file:/// ... The variable privacy.file_unique_origin in about:config is set to false but the stylesheets aren't interpreted, only empty pages are appearing. Please tell me how I can solve this problem, or is it a bug? Thanks

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From Reddit:


Setting security.fileuri.strict_origin_policy to false will take care of this. Of course you take on the risks that the same origin policy was designed to alleviate.