Add support data for trusted types #5368
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Technically covered by https://caniuse.com/#feat=mdn-http_headers_csp_content-security-policy_trusted-types already, but doesn't look like it has the Chrome data yet and I don't mind replacing it with a caniuse table if it has additional information. I assume you plan on updating most of the |
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Oh snap i didn't notice there was an MDN table for it. But yeah, i think this will be a hot topic in the near future, so having a native caniuse table for it makes sense to me. The Thanks for the comments! |
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Trusted Types is a new API that enforces the use of strictly typed inputs when using DOM-manipulating functions like
.innerHTML. Using the feature can help developers secure their apps against XSS attacks which use loosely typed inputs to make internal functions work in ways they were not intended to.Chrome is adding this in v83. I ran a quick test to confirm it.
https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5650088592408576
Closes #4787