Boss-level debugger 😎
My original thought was the trusty rusty backslash, but that can have all kinds of unexpected parsing behaviors compared to the HTML character codes.
Although, now I wonder what subset of HTML is parsed and what subset is scrubbed, and if there are backdoors in every dev.to post 😰
... ahhh, it's probably fine.
I actually went digging through the dev.to source after I posted this, and found that answer! Here you can see the allowed tags and allowed attributes:
github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/...
Neat!
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Boss-level debugger 😎
My original thought was the trusty rusty backslash, but that can have all kinds of unexpected parsing behaviors compared to the HTML character codes.
Although, now I wonder what subset of HTML is parsed and what subset is scrubbed, and if there are backdoors in every dev.to post 😰
... ahhh, it's probably fine.
I actually went digging through the dev.to source after I posted this, and found that answer! Here you can see the allowed tags and allowed attributes:
github.com/thepracticaldev/dev.to/...
Neat!