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You can create similar semantics. The only difference is in who controls what code goes to your users. I'd consider jQuery a third party. If only signatures ar
by jsprogrammer 11y ago
You can create similar semantics. The only difference is in who controls what code goes to your users.
I'd consider jQuery a third party. If only signatures are checked (and not content), then trusted third parties can push whatever code they'd like to your users.