How to use JS to save a page from a browser (or a piece of DOM) obtained by XSLT transformation from an open xml file (or page) to a file?

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Dima2017-05-17 12:44:33

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Dima, 2017-05-17 12:44:33

How to use JS to save a page from a browser (or a piece of DOM) obtained by XSLT transformation from an open xml file (or page) to a file?

I want to use the browser as an XSLT processor, but not the "Save as file" received by the xml transformation, but the user's "Save" button.

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Vitaly, 2017-05-17
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look towards electron
at this method - win.webContents.savePage

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