AttributePolicy |
A policy that can be applied to an HTML attribute to decide whether or not to
allow it in the output, possibly after transforming its value.
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CssSchema |
Describes the kinds of tokens a CSS property's value can safely contain.
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CssSchema.Property |
Describes how CSS interprets tokens after the ":" for a property.
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ElementPolicy |
A policy that can be applied to an element to decide whether or not to
allow it in the output, possibly after transforming attributes.
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Handler |
Receives notification of problems.
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HtmlChangeListener |
Receives events when an HTML tag, or attribute is discarded.
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HtmlElementTables.DenseElementSet |
A set of elements.
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HtmlElementTables.HtmlElementNames |
Maps between element indices and element names.
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HtmlElementTables.SparseElementMultitable |
Maps element to elements to lists of elements.
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HtmlElementTables.SparseElementToElements |
Maps element indices to sets of the same.
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HtmlElementTables.TextContentModel |
For each element, the kinds of character data it can contain.
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HtmlElementTables.TextContentModelBit |
Describes properties of the content that could be added to an element
as a result of a parse that includes its open tag.
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HtmlPolicyBuilder |
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HtmlPolicyBuilder.AttributeBuilder |
Builds the relationship between attributes, the values that they may have,
and the elements on which they may appear.
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HtmlSanitizer.Policy |
Receives events based on the HTML stream, and applies a policy to decide
what HTML constructs to allow.
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HtmlStreamEventProcessor |
Receives the output sink to allow user-code to post-process events.
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HtmlStreamEventReceiver |
A light-weight SAX-like listener for HTML.
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HtmlStreamRenderer |
Given a series of HTML tokens, writes valid, normalized HTML to the output.
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HtmlTextEscapingMode |
From section 8.1.2.6 of http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/
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PolicyFactory |
A factory that can be used to link a sanitizer to an output receiver and that
provides a convenient sanitize
method and a and
method to compose
policies.
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TCB |
Indicates that a program element is in the trusted computing base --
there exists a security property that could be violated if this code is not
correct.
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