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What I find more saddening is the trend to view any behaviour that could potentially be exploited as a vulnerability, regardless of how useful it could be, whic
by emerongi 11y ago
What I find more saddening is the trend to view any behaviour that could potentially be exploited as a vulnerability, regardless of how useful it could be, which just leads to locked-down user-hostile systems where nothing is possible without going through some sort of ridiculously bureaucratic excess of process.
Automatic downloading falls into the category "kind-of useful and convenient, but exploitable". Maybe you want to reconsider your argument?
- ifdefdebug 11y agoI found the argument quite clear, as he explicitly says that automatic downloading is the problem here and that it's not happening in Windows, but in Chrome and Edge (just tried the test and my Firefox asked me if I want to download the dll).