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Anti-XSS library from Microsoft VERSUS a Content Security Policy (CSP)

How good is the Anti-XSS library from Microsoft?

In the debates between a Content Security Policy vs. the Anti-XSS library from Microsoft, is there a need for both?

It seem the Anti-XSS library from Microsoft will mitigate a variety of potential XSS attacks. But, where is it lacking?

What aspects of CSP are needed when trying to close all the exposures, that the Anti-XSS library from Microsoft does not close?

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