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We need a secondary official SSVG (Secure SVG) spec so the changes can be guaranteed by browsers and other implementors. This would allow an update to the xmln
by hajile 6mo ago
We need a secondary official SSVG (Secure SVG) spec so the changes can be guaranteed by browsers and other implementors.
This would allow an update to the xmlns to
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/ssvg">
Which would allow the image to force SSVG mode and disable all non-approved features, but you could also update the image tag so the client could force security on potentially insecure SVGs
<img type="ssvg" src="/insecure.svg">