🔒 Fix Unsafe innerHTML Assignment in background.js - #2
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🎯 What: Fixed an "Unsafe innerHTML Assignment" vulnerability in
⚠️ Risk: While clearing an element using
background.js(line 1066).innerHTML = ''is generally safe, it invokes the HTML parser unnecessarily and is flagged by security scanners as a potential risk or bad practice. UsinginnerHTMLopens up the theoretical risk of XSS if the string were ever inadvertently non-empty or untrusted data.🛡️ Solution: Replaced
input.innerHTML = '';withinput.textContent = '';to safely and efficiently clear the input content without invoking the HTML parser. This complies with best practices.PR created automatically by Jules for task 448689069705117750 started by @MarsLuay