Comment by hajile
6 hours ago
We need a secondary official SSVG (Secure SVG) spec so the changes can be guaranteed by browsers and other implementors.
This would allow an update to the xmlns to
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/ssvg">
Which would allow the image to force SSVG mode and disable all non-approved features, but you could also update the image tag so the client could force security on potentially insecure SVGs
<img type="ssvg" src="/insecure.svg">
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