Everything ;D

I wasn't aware of HTML::TagFilter. Like I say in the description, I wasn't satisfied with HTML::Sanitizer, so I wrote HTML::Scrubber.

HTML::Scrubber and HTML::TagFilter appear to attack the exact same problem with nearly the same interface.
The same could be said of HTML::Sanitizer.

Looking at TagFilter's TO DO, I already have tests and do the HTML::Parser level optimization he talks about (he's welcomed to borrow those bits if he can).

I don't intend to expand HTML::Scrubber beyond the interface you see now (like he does). I like my simple interface.

HTML::Scrubber is never going to do any rule based translations (like changing all font tags with size=2 to span class=bar, or whatever).

++Hero Zzyzzx, it's nice to see others play merlyn ;D

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In reply to Re: Re: HTML::Scrubber - Perl extension for scrubbing/sanitizing html by PodMaster
in thread HTML::Scrubber - Perl extension for scrubbing/sanitizing html by PodMaster

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