alt Hacker NewsI looked up setHTMLUnsafe on MDN, and it looks like its been in every notable browser since last year.
Good idea to ship that one first, when it's easier to implement and is going to be the unsafe fallback going forward.
I looked up setHTMLUnsafe on MDN, and it looks like its been in every notable browser since last year.
Good idea to ship that one first, when it's easier to implement and is going to be the unsafe fallback going forward.
I looked up setHTMLUnsafe on MDN, and it looks like its been in every notable browser since last year.
Oddly though, the Sanitizer API that it's built on doesn't appear to be in Safari. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Sanitizer