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The article discusses the setHTML() method of the Element interface, which provides a secure way to parse and sanitize HTML strings before inserting them into the DOM. It emphasizes the method's capability to remove XSS-unsafe elements and attributes, making it a safer alternative to Element.innerHTML for handling user-provided HTML. The article also includes syntax, parameters, and examples for using the method effectively.
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