ABSTRACT
In modern web apps, cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks are probably the most prevalent protection concerns. The attacks use web apps programming bugs that have significant repercussions leads to stealing of passwords, web cookies, and other sensitive credentials. XSS happens in intermediate trustworthy websites while viewing content. The client side approach serves as a website proxy for preventing attacks by manually constructing guidelines to avoid attempts at XSS. Customer side strategy successfully defends consumer experience from knowledge leakage. XSS attacks are not complex to conduct though hard to recognize and stop. This essay offers a solution on the customer side for minimizing XSS. Current technologies on the consumer side degrade consumer efficiency contributing to a bad web surf experience. This initiative presents a consumer-side solution to secure XSS, without significantly worsening the experience of consumers. This method safeguards XSS.
