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Subject: [Edbrowse-dev] Tidy and various tags was Re: regex criteria
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Kevin Carhart <kevin@carhart.net> writes:

> Thanks Chris!  Do you think I ought to file this in the requests
> tracker for Tidy, also a question for Geoff if you're around?

Hi Kevin,
Yeah I'd say so.

> If you could share the logic with me of how the parser will
> disambiguate this, if you know, I'm interested.

I think the consensus from the edbrowse side is that if you're in
<script>, <textarea>, or <style> just leave it alone until you see the
closing tag without doing the typical escaping behavior.

-- Chris