When sanitizing serialized navigation entries also take iframes into account

components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc

Index: components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc
diff --git a/components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc b/components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc
index 0c682f499029a387291c2c2bd898b6d2c65d2845..236eb28652836afbf0225d26937a85866c6e2658 100644
--- a/components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc
+++ b/components/sessions/content/content_serialized_navigation_driver.cc
@@ -100,10 +100,14 @@ void ContentSerializedNavigationDriver::Sanitize(
       content::Referrer::SanitizeForRequest(navigation->virtual_url_,
                                             old_referrer);
 
+  bool page_state_is_valid = navigation->encoded_page_state_.empty() ||
+                             content::PageState::CreateFromEncodedData(
+                                 navigation->encoded_page_state_).IsValid();
+
   // No need to compare the policy, as it doesn't change during
   // sanitization. If there has been a change, the referrer needs to be
   // stripped from the page state as well.
-  if (navigation->referrer_url_ != new_referrer.url) {
+  if (navigation->referrer_url_ != new_referrer.url || !page_state_is_valid) {
     navigation->referrer_url_ = GURL();
     navigation->referrer_policy_ = GetDefaultReferrerPolicy();
     navigation->encoded_page_state_ =