trusted events modifier #6137
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Fixes #6137 Adding a trusted modifier to make events not be dispatchable by console/sourcecode. Useful to prevent injected code to automatically dispatch event for preventing botting
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
To make events like on:click not programmatical callable, I wish the events to check if the event isTrusted. Problem is, i have to check it in each function.
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A eventModifier like |once or |passive - call it trusted
<button on:click|trusted={() => console.log('Trusted event'); }></button>The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: