Changelog

0.4.1 - 2023-01-24

✨ Fix capitalization for Permissions-Policy meta tag- ashleygwilliams, pr26

This PR updates the capitalization of the Permissions Policy header from Permissions-policy to Permissions-Policy.

✨ Add support for Permissions-Policy meta tag- SaraVieira, pr23

This pr adds support for using the Permissions-Policy meta tag that is used for defining a set of browser APIs you do not wish your website to have.

✨ More robust aria type checking - SaraVieira, i2/pr12, i3/pr11

aria-sort and aria-orientation now offer more robust type checking following the guidelines of MDN you can see in their pages:
- aria-sort
- aria-orientation

✨ Add twitter SEO tag support - SaraVieira, pr17

Add support for meta tags used for twitter cards as showed in their docs

✨ Data Attributes now work with more than one hyphen - SaraVieira, pr10

Our support for data attributes was limited in the way that it only supported one hyphen in said attributes, well, no more, use as many hyphens as your heart pleases

✨ Allow script tags in HTML - SaraVieira, pr10

We now allow you to add script tags in the HTML after the body as the HTML standards also allow
✨ Allow unescaped text inscript- SaraVieira, pr14

Until now we were escaping the text passed down to the script tag and in the script tag is the only place we are sure we don't want to escape that so that's fixed and you can add script tags with unescaped text inside

✨ New Attribute - aria - SaraVieira

aria attributes are critical to making the web more accessible to everyone, but most importantly, people with disabilities. These were a to-do item from the original project, and so we to-did them. At least most of them. There are a few open issues if you'd like to help us complete the implementation.

✨ New Attribute - meta:property - SaraVieira

If you ask the internet why meta tags have a property attribute that isn't in the spec, you won't get great answers. Although not formally specified in HTML5, property attributes in meta tags are important for SEO and the Open Graph Protocol. They are documented in RDFa which is a formal W3C recommendation.

It is outside the scope of this project to standardize standards bodies. We needed to support the property attribute, and so we did.

Forked project, removed dodrio and stdweb features; initial release.