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Most importantly, as a user, don't install programs which can't be trusted because sandboxing is no magic bullet and will never be. In addition to that better r
by catdog 10y ago
Most importantly, as a user, don't install programs which can't be trusted because sandboxing is no magic bullet and will never be. In addition to that better redirect the work that would go into these browser features to improve the native sandboxing mechanisms of the operating systems.
- seanwilson 10y ago> Most importantly, as a user, don't install programs which can't be trusted because sandboxing is no magic bullet and will never be. Perfect is the enemy of good! It's better than the alternative and that's all that matters.
- catdog 10y agoSure nothing is perfect and I did not say that we shouldn't improve sandboxing but I do not think that moving everything into the browser is the better alternative. The problem doesn't get easier only because it's in the browser and as a nice topping every random website is now free to try to break the sandbox.