> More related to the article, you would think that subtitles are literally the easiest file format in existence to safely handle. It's incredibly well-defined

> More related to the article, you would think that subtitles are literally the easiest file format in existence to safely handle. It's incredibly well-defined in terms of textual data and times. Depends on the format. SSA for instance can have embedded font and image files, which presumably have much more complex decoders.