How to include all the elements in PolicyBuilder in OWASP Java HTML Sanitizer











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Is there any way to allow everything in the policy and then I would just .disallow() couple of elements and attributes that I know are causing problems.
For example instead of doing "
PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
.allowElements("table", "tr", "td", "href", "body", "th", "font", "button", "input", "select")
i can do
PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
.allowElements(Include all elements)
Note:I don't want to use Antisamy.










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    Is there any way to allow everything in the policy and then I would just .disallow() couple of elements and attributes that I know are causing problems.
    For example instead of doing "
    PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
    .allowElements("table", "tr", "td", "href", "body", "th", "font", "button", "input", "select")
    i can do
    PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
    .allowElements(Include all elements)
    Note:I don't want to use Antisamy.










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      Is there any way to allow everything in the policy and then I would just .disallow() couple of elements and attributes that I know are causing problems.
      For example instead of doing "
      PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
      .allowElements("table", "tr", "td", "href", "body", "th", "font", "button", "input", "select")
      i can do
      PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
      .allowElements(Include all elements)
      Note:I don't want to use Antisamy.










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      Is there any way to allow everything in the policy and then I would just .disallow() couple of elements and attributes that I know are causing problems.
      For example instead of doing "
      PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
      .allowElements("table", "tr", "td", "href", "body", "th", "font", "button", "input", "select")
      i can do
      PolicyFactory policy = new HtmlPolicyBuilder()
      .allowElements(Include all elements)
      Note:I don't want to use Antisamy.







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          This is not possible as OWASP Java HTML Sanitizer is a white-list filter and not a blaklist filter.



          By default the sanitizer disallow all, and you must known what you want to you application to receive.






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                By default the sanitizer disallow all, and you must known what you want to you application to receive.






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