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I use sanitize-html package which uses entities as a dependency in my Chrome extension. After review, the extension was rejected by Chrome Store reviewers. The reason is that the extension contains obfuscated code which violates this rule. It turns out that the obfuscated code comes from entities, particularly from decode-data-html.js which contains encoded strings. Could you somehow adapt your library so it complies with the Chrome Store rules?
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I use sanitize-html package which uses entities as a dependency in my Chrome extension. After review, the extension was rejected by Chrome Store reviewers. The reason is that the extension contains obfuscated code which violates this rule. It turns out that the obfuscated code comes from entities, particularly from decode-data-html.js which contains encoded strings. Could you somehow adapt your library so it complies with the Chrome Store rules?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: