What is the difference between XSL and CSS?

What is the difference between XSL and CSS?

- XSL uses the XML notation that is helpful in writing the codes and the tools are provided in greater extent, whereas CSS doesn’t use any of the XML notations but has its own.

- XSL is having the formatting object tree setup differently from the source tree; whereas CSS is having the source tree and the formatting object tree the same.

- XSL can’t provide the inheritance of the source tree using the formatting properties, whereas CSS provides the inheritance of the formatting object that is related to the source tree.

- XSL is not supported by many of the web browsers, whereas CSS can be read by modern web browsers.