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20.3.25

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Angular·2 months ago · Jun 10, 2026, 07:22 PMDeprecationMay break your integrationAI-assisted summary

20.3.25

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Improved security hardening: SHA‑256 transfer cache keys, TransferState DOM clobbering protection, lowercase SVG animation validation, JSONP URL restrictions, SSR origin checks, and service worker removal of sensitive headers on cross‑or...
Enhanced HTTP handling: limits on date format string length, preservation of empty referrer in HttpRequest, and skipping transfer cache for uncacheable or credentialed fetch requests.
Deprecated Angular platform server XHR (ServerXhr) in favor of standard fetch APIs, marking it as a breaking change.

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Angular·3 days agoFix

22.1.3

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Core and compiler updates replace hasOwnProperty with Object.hasOwn, add readonly array support for metadata decorators, expose debuggableFn for signal nodes, and improve hydration error handling.

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Angular·3 days agoChangeMay break your integration

20.3.29

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Event handler attributes (e.g., onclick) are no longer allowed on <meta> elements.

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Angular·3 days agoChangeMay break your integration

21.2.21

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Disallows inline event handler attributes (e.g., onclick) in <meta> tags.

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Angular / update detail

20.3.25

Official Angular changelog summary with source attribution, release tags, and community reactions.

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Angular·2 months ago · Jun 10, 2026, 07:22 PMDeprecationMay break your integrationAI-assisted summary

20.3.25

Summary

Improved security hardening: SHA‑256 transfer cache keys, TransferState DOM clobbering protection, lowercase SVG animation validation, JSONP URL restrictions, SSR origin checks, and service worker removal of sensitive headers on cross‑or...
Enhanced HTTP handling: limits on date format string length, preservation of empty referrer in HttpRequest, and skipping transfer cache for uncacheable or credentialed fetch requests.
Deprecated Angular platform server XHR (ServerXhr) in favor of standard fetch APIs, marking it as a breaking change.

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Angular·3 days agoFix

22.1.3

Summary

Core and compiler updates replace hasOwnProperty with Object.hasOwn, add readonly array support for metadata decorators, expose debuggableFn for signal nodes, and improve hydration error handling.

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Angular·3 days agoChangeMay break your integration

20.3.29

Summary

Event handler attributes (e.g., onclick) are no longer allowed on <meta> elements.

securitybreaking

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Angular·3 days agoChangeMay break your integration

21.2.21

Summary

Disallows inline event handler attributes (e.g., onclick) in <meta> tags.

securitybreaking

Official source