I know I said I'd look into a new js engine,
but I really think we need to get the html and DOM stuff sorted before that.
In terms of an architecture I'm thinking of aiming to have the DOM as an
abstraction which can be used by both the rendering code and the js. Thus:
Thanks Adam! Exciting.
OK, so far I compiled the tidy code and ran their sample program with
libtidy calls. The possibility of interoperability is very cool.
Am I on the right track in thinking, well tidy has a central "switch-case"
section over various tag types, and we have a central "switch-case" in
encodeTags, so this would be the place where you bring in tidy calls?
For methodology of how to proceed, I am happy with any & all methods. I
don't write C professionally but I know some parts of the edbrowse source
pretty well at this point. At least I'm now on a first-name basis with
encodeTags. (javaParseExecute and I used to babysit each others'
children.)
As for Edbrowse being used in cyber security,
this isn't a good idea since most systems which analyse web pages for threats
use highly advanced techniques to scan for malware which don't involve
executing the javascript directly, and any such execution would probably
require analysis on the js engine level to detect suspicious behaviours.
Ahhhh, I see. That makes sense.
Kevin
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