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Replace Riot with Element in docs and comments

This only covers the simple cases of references to issues and repos. More
complex areas, such as deployment scripts, will be handled separately.

Part of https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues/14864
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J. Ryan Stinnett
2020-08-03 16:02:26 +01:00
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@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ letting the browser and user interact with the resulting data may be dangerous,
previously `usercontent.riot.im` was used to act as a sandbox on a different origin to close the attack surface,
it is now possible to do by using a combination of a sandboxed iframe and some code written into the app which consumes this SDK.
Usercontent is an iframe sandbox target for allowing a user to safely download a decrypted attachment from a sandboxed origin where it cannot be used to XSS your riot session out from under you.
Usercontent is an iframe sandbox target for allowing a user to safely download a decrypted attachment from a sandboxed origin where it cannot be used to XSS your Element session out from under you.
Its function is to create an Object URL for the user/browser to use but bound to an origin different to that of the riot instance to protect against XSS.
Its function is to create an Object URL for the user/browser to use but bound to an origin different to that of the Element instance to protect against XSS.
It exposes a function over a postMessage API, when sent an object with the matching fields to render a download link with the Object URL:
@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ It exposes a function over a postMessage API, when sent an object with the match
If only imgSrc, imgStyle and style are passed then just update the existing link without overwriting other things about it.
It is expected that this target be available at `usercontent/` relative to the root of the app, this can be seen in riot-web's webpack config.
It is expected that this target be available at `usercontent/` relative to the root of the app, this can be seen in element-web's webpack config.