Post the Security Updates to prevent XSS attacks, the side effect of seeing HTML tags for entries coming over from Google Calendar has become an issue. For the most part, you can remove these tags by clicking the Crossed our T icon in the description section as seen below:
But this does not apply to URLs. You can remove the Link for the URL using the Insert Link Button and clicking Cancel on the pop-up as seen below:
However, if you click the Description block or the Event Editor it automatically reapplies the link and the HTML Tags. This case is to determine if there is a way we can strip these tags from the input coming into our systems from Google.
Post the Security Updates to prevent XSS attacks, the side effect of seeing HTML tags for entries coming over from Google Calendar has become an issue. For the most part, you can remove these tags by clicking the Crossed our T icon in the description section as seen below:
But this does not apply to URLs. You can remove the Link for the URL using the Insert Link Button and clicking Cancel on the pop-up as seen below:
However, if you click the Description block or the Event Editor it automatically reapplies the link and the HTML Tags. This case is to determine if there is a way we can strip these tags from the input coming into our systems from Google.