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When working with something like a React single page application, HTML is a bit of a nuisance. Attaching random event listeners is not exactly the React way of doing things, so the form html has to be stripped out of the content before rendering, and replaced with a component.
It would be much easier to do said search-replace if the content looked like
k1sul1
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5 years ago
When working with something like a React single page application, HTML is a bit of a nuisance. Attaching random event listeners is not exactly the React way of doing things, so the form html has to be stripped out of the content before rendering, and replaced with a component.
It would be much easier to do said search-replace if the content looked like
instead of
The latter "requires" a DOM parser, while the first one is doable with a regular expression.
Since #153 warrants for an UI option, this could be made controllable within the UI, but a filter or a constant would work as well.