This is happening in a fairly standard Next.js (14.1) project with markdown-to-jsx ^7.4.0 in even the simplest of components.
We need to be able to pass HTML links instead of markdown links because markdown links don't support the target attribute and we need this functionality. This feels like a fairly standard use case.
Attached is a screenshot showing Firefox output on the left, Chrome output in the middle, and the md string that's being passed to a component.
For some reason Firefox seems to be unable to handle links generated by markdown-to-jsx.
Example Markdown String with markdown link and regular html link:
[Link Text](https://github.com) | <a href="https://github.com">Link Text</a>
Expected output when passed to a component (and output in all other browsers):
Link Text | Link Text
Output in Firefox:
Link Text | Link Text</a>
This is happening in a fairly standard Next.js (14.1) project with markdown-to-jsx ^7.4.0 in even the simplest of components.
We need to be able to pass HTML links instead of markdown links because markdown links don't support the target attribute and we need this functionality. This feels like a fairly standard use case.
Attached is a screenshot showing Firefox output on the left, Chrome output in the middle, and the md string that's being passed to a component.
Any thoughts/help would be appreciated.