On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 6:02 PM, Jasvir Nagra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sure, I can push a caja.jar that splits off the html-sanitizer
> depended javascript out of domita-minified.  I'm adopting the
> following names:
>
> * domita-minified.js (domita+caja without html sanitizer)
> * html-sanitizer-minified.js (html4-defs + css-defs + html-sanitizer)

Sounds good.

> Some features of html-sanitizer to be aware of... it expects and
> outputs balanced set of tags.  So it will ignore extraneous close tags
> or insert closing tags are necessary.  I can't find any documentation
> on what sanitzeHTML is supposed to output other than that it is safe
> to set innerHTML to.  If the behaviour of html-sanitizer is
> acceptable, it should probably be added to the documentation
> somewhere.

I'd rather leave the documentation vague so we have the freedom to
change.  For now, it's magic security dust.

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