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Version 2.1 released

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Martin Blom

Today, I'm glad to let you know that Ghostly version 2.1 has been released.

Besides some internal chores—like switching from Yarn to pnpm—this version adds an inline transform to the html-transforms pipeline (which is now implemented as a rehype pipeline). The inliner is capable of inlining CSS, JavaScript and any kind of URL by converting the linked resource to a data: URL. Any inlined resource will be processed by the pipeline before it's included into the main document.

Additonally, the default sanitizer transform (using DOMPurify), while still available, has been replaced with a much less intrusive noscript transform by default, and minimize is now based on rehype-minify instead of html-minifier.