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Thanks for the comment. The issue, as mentioned here to georges-gomes, is that for a new <shadowroot>
tag, before all browsers understand that tag, all contained scripts and styles will be live on the page. That seems worse than adding an attribute to <template>
and having that be live. In that case it’s under your control. In the “new element” case, old browsers just start executing code and applying styles. Would you agree?
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Is this when using document.createElement(’template’)
, or when <template>
is used in the HTML document?
I was under the impression that the latter had a problem, as the user provided content could include </template><script ...
.
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I'm going to close this - please feel free to chime back in if you disagree with my comment above.
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