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So one day I was scrolling through twitter and I stumbled over this tweet. If you try html tag 22, then opening amp;lt;22amp;gt; gets treated as text whereas the closing tag amp;lt;/22amp;gt; gets wrapped inside a html comment.. Huh And look at the screenshot. How does that make sense? Lets verify this claim. We simply create a html file, enter the HTML code test. Save it, copy the path to the file and open it in the browser. And yep looks weird. And when we inspect the document, we can see how the browser transformed this. So the opening tag was HTML encoded. The pointy brackets were turned into lt and gt. While the closing tag got turned into an HTML comment??? That is so interesting. So I shared this with my colleagues. Is this expected? and is this interesting for Sanitizer bypass? As you can see it was already 9:30 pm. So maybe not the best time to start researching something, but Im nerdsniped. So I put my other work aside, like worki