> It then removes any HTML entities that aren't allowed by the sanitizer configuration, and further removes any XSS-unsafe elements or attributes — whether or not they are allowed by the sanitizer configuration.
Emphasis mine. I do not understand this design choice. If I explicitly allow `script` tag, why should it be stripped?
If the method was called setXSSSafeSubsetOfHTML sure I guess, but feels weird for setHTML to have impossible-to-override filter.
Emphasis mine. I do not understand this design choice. If I explicitly allow `script` tag, why should it be stripped?
If the method was called setXSSSafeSubsetOfHTML sure I guess, but feels weird for setHTML to have impossible-to-override filter.