Web applications often need to work with HTML input. But, rendering them securely on a web page is challenging since they are vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. In this article, I will…

Bit's platform is a collaborative development platform, offering insights into component-driven development, code sharing, and version control for modern software projects. Through articles, tutorials, and documentation, Bit offers insights into creating and managing reusable components across projects and teams. Developers can learn about component design, versioning strategies, and integration with popular frameworks to streamline development workflows and improve code quality.

Bits and Pieces

The HTML Sanitizer API was first announced in a draft specification in early 2021. It gives native browser support for removing malicious code from dynamically updated markup. The main feature of this API is to accept and convert strings into safer ones. Shifting sanitization to the browser makes it more convenient, secure, and faster.

JavaScript Sanitizer API: The Modern Way to Safe DOM Manipulation

1. Sanitizing a String with Implied Context

2. Sanitizing a String with a Given Context

Build with independent components, for speed and scale

<p>Super interesting read! I feel like it is a little over my head and would like a more in-depth explanation of the API</p>
