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Looks like HTML tags are sanitized regardless of whether a notebook is trusted or not.
I run jupyter on my local machine and it is a private instance. I want to whitelist <iframe> and <object> tags so I can display external HTML files and SVG images (with external CSS stylesheets). Can't do it right now without monkeypatching security.js; it would be nice to make this a configurable option.
https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/blob/master/notebook/static/base/js/security.js#L79
Looks like HTML tags are sanitized regardless of whether a notebook is trusted or not.
I run jupyter on my local machine and it is a private instance. I want to whitelist
<iframe>
and<object>
tags so I can display external HTML files and SVG images (with external CSS stylesheets). Can't do it right now without monkeypatching security.js; it would be nice to make this a configurable option.for example: https://github.com/google/caja/wiki/CajaWhitelists
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