Handlebars: use SafeString helpers instead of triple mustache for user content
Why triple-stash raw output risks XSS and how SafeString helpers centralize sanitization in Handlebars 4.x templates.
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Why triple-stash raw output risks XSS and how SafeString helpers centralize sanitization in Handlebars 4.x templates.
Handlebars escapes by default with {{ }} but allows raw output via {{{ }}}. This guide shows how to enforce a secure-by-default architecture: restrict triple-stash to audited SafeString helpers, define trust boundaries, and add operational checks that catch misuse before production.
OCaml -safe-string string literal sharing across separate modules With -safe-string enabled by default since OCaml 4.06, strings are immutable and mutation lives in Bytes. The compiler may physically share identical literals inside a single compilation unit, but the language definition does not state whether the same literal in different modules maps to one