As AgentME clarifies above, Angular uses a lot of `eval()` of DOM elements, which is perfectly reasonable design decision when you control the contents (as you

As AgentME clarifies above, Angular uses a lot of `eval()` of DOM elements, which is perfectly reasonable design decision when you control the contents (as you would if you used Angular in your own app), but a perfectly awful thing to do if the attacker controls the contents (as they would if you used Angular in a browser extension that processes 3rd party webpages).