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> I don't know if you use Google Chrome, but Adobe Flash Player in sandboxed in Chrome as a Native Client module. That is, indeed, smart, but I stopped using C
by justizin 11y ago
> I don't know if you use Google Chrome, but Adobe Flash Player in sandboxed in Chrome as a Native Client module.
That is, indeed, smart, but I stopped using Chrome on the basis that I don't want to use a browser that is developed by a company whose customers are advertises and for whom I am the product. :/ I was an early Chrome adopted and I saw the tide turning a way I didn't like.
I've actually been pretty happy with Safari and ClickToFlash plugin of late, I'm not as worried about sandboxing it when I only use it in a couple of places behind AdBlockPlus.
- georgerobinson 11y agoI don't use Chrome either. I like Firefox - even if it is less secure (in principle) than Chrome (no process separation between domains or sandboxing of plugins). The reason Native Client exists extends well beyond Adobe Flash Player. Native Client exists to enable your browser to run native code from any website (think compiled C and C++ code) without it being able to compromise the security of your machine.