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Classes Class Description org.jsoup.safety.Whitelist
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Methods Method Description org.jsoup.Jsoup.clean(String, String, Whitelist) as of 1.14.1.org.jsoup.Jsoup.clean(String, String, Whitelist, Document.OutputSettings) as of 1.14.1.org.jsoup.Jsoup.clean(String, Whitelist) as of 1.14.1.org.jsoup.Jsoup.isValid(String, Whitelist) as of 1.14.1.org.jsoup.nodes.DataNode.createFromEncoded(String, String) Unused, and will be removed in 1.15.1.org.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.addFirst(Character) unused and will be removed in 1.15.xorg.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.consumeAttributeKey() unused and will be removed in 1.15.xorg.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.consumeTagName() unused and will be removed in 1.15.xorg.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.matchesCS(String) unused and will be removed in 1.15.xorg.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.matchesStartTag() unused and will be removed in 1.15.xorg.jsoup.parser.TokenQueue.peek() unused and will be removed in 1.15.x
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Constructors Constructor Description org.jsoup.safety.Cleaner(Whitelist) as of 1.14.1.
v1.14.1, this class is deprecated in favour ofSafelist. The name has been changed with the intent of promoting more inclusive language.Safelistis a drop-in replacement, and no further changes other than updating the name in your code are required to cleanly migrate. This class will be removed inv1.15.1. Until that release, this class acts as a shim to maintain code compatibility (source and binary).For a clear rationale of the removal of this change, please see Terminology, Power, and Inclusive Language in Internet-Drafts and RFCs