[Question] How to render the stored Search Result HTML?

[longnd]

Issue

The stored HTML content is not rendered, making it hard for users to actually check/see the content of the Google search. If we need to render the HTML, how would you do that?

Please note that it is not necessary to open a PR to address this issue. I would like to understand about the possible solution only.

[CuteTN]

@longnd You can download the file under *.html format by clicking on the download button. The file can then be opened with a browser and you can view the Google search result page. If it is required to render the HTML content, these 2 tasks must be done:

• Sanitizing the HTML: remove stylings that can potentially break the page, remove <script> tags to avoid running unexpected scripts, and more.
• Rendering the HTML: this can be done by using React's built-in feature dangerouslySetInnerHTML or directly manipulating the DOM. It is the best to implement these tasks using external libraries.

[longnd]

@CuteTN Another simpler solution would be using an <iframe> tag to render the stored HTML, it would resolve all of the concerns you mentioned above without the need to process the stored HTML content

<iframe sandbox srcdoc="{Stored HTML}" />

[CuteTN]

@longnd I got it. Thank you for the suggestion!