alt Hacker News> If the default configuration of setHTML( ) is too strict (or not strict enough) for a given use case, developers can provide a custom configuration that defines which HTML elements and attributes should be kept or removed.
> If the default configuration of setHTML( ) is too strict (or not strict enough) for a given use case, developers can provide a custom configuration that defines which HTML elements and attributes should be kept or removed.
Injecting markup into someone else's website isn't what I'd call too strict a default configuration
If you mean to convey that it's possible to configure it to filter properly, let me introduce you to `textContent` which is older than Firefox (I'm struggling to find a date it's so old)