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No, the header should mark content as safe (for example: "Content-Safety: US-14; GB-0"), and lack of header should mark the content "unsafe". In this case, exis
by codedokode 1y ago
No, the header should mark content as safe (for example: "Content-Safety: US-14; GB-0"), and lack of header should mark the content "unsafe". In this case, existing websites do not need to change anything.
- myaccountonhn 1y agoThat works too. Anything is better than this. Infinitely less work for existing websites, not as privacy invasive, not such a massive security risk.