unescapeHTML() is casesensetive

[ranjanngc]

Example :
var encodedHTML = "<b>"
var decodedHTML = encodedHTML.unescapeHTML();

//Result : "<b>"
//This is wrong it should be
should be :
function unescapeHTML() {
return this.stripTags().replace(/</gi,'<').replace(/>/gi,'>').replace(/&/gi,'&');
}

[savetheclocktower]

We may address this, but it's also important to remember that HTML entities are case-sensitive, and that < is technically not the same as <, even though browsers may treat them as the same thing for increased compatibility.