Fix YouTube import by replacing eval with JSON.parse#25
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The script is currently broken because calls to eval() are forbidden by YouTube's CSP settings. This is because eval() can execute arbitrary code, which is unnecessary with this call because we are just parsing the JSON response. So, we switch to the safer and effective JSON.parse, which fixes the issue.
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The YouTube import script is currently broken because calls to
eval()are forbidden by YouTube's CSP settings. This is becauseeval()can execute arbitrary code, which is unnecessary with this call because we are just parsing the JSON response.So, this switches to the safer and effective
JSON.parse, which fixes #17.