Parser, documented at <http://feedparser.org/docs/html-sanitization.html>.
Notably it strips `style` and `link` tags, and the `style` attribute.
+All attributes that can be used to specify an url are checked to make sure
+that the url is in a known, safe scheme, and to block embedded javascript
+in such urls.
+
It uses the [[cpan HTML::Scrubber]] perl module to perform its html
sanitisation, and this perl module also deals with various entity encoding
tricks.
sanitisation is only a patch on the underlying gaping hole that is your web
browser.
-Note that enabling or disabling the htmlscrubber plugin also affects some other
-HTML-related functionality, such as whether [[meta]] allows potentially unsafe
-HTML tags.
+Note that enabling or disabling the htmlscrubber plugin also affects some
+other HTML-related functionality, such as whether [[meta]] allows
+potentially unsafe HTML tags.
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* <span style="background: url(javascript:window.location='http://example.org/')">CSS script test</span>
* <span style="any: expression(window.location='http://example.org/')">entity-encoded CSS script test</span>
* <span style="any: expression(window.location='http://example.org/')">entity-encoded CSS script test</span>
+* <a href="javascript:alert('foo')">click me</a>