I can’t remember. It’s been quite a while. I think it had more feature control and extensability, and doc clarity. But I can’t say any more due to time’s sake.
Morzaram
fteschke
This might help you to convert Quill Delta to HTML on the server instead of relying on client-generated HTML (remember to always sanitize!):
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olivermt
Cant speak for the one you qouted, but I prefer tiptap because the format can be sanitized via csp headers, making it much safer against xss etc since it is quite literally impossible to create the script or attritbute nodes with csp in place.
Edit: some context for what I am talking about: Trusted Types API - Web APIs | MDN
Learning and understanding content security policy headers should be mandatory for everyone interested in rich text editing 
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fteschke
Will that also help if I want to include the rich text in an email generated server side?
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olivermt
No I don’t think so, the security aspects rely on CSP headers that allow/disallow what can be added to an html node. Essentially its a whitelist of what html nodes javascript is allowed to insert.
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