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It is possible that the researcher also secretly shared the results with Google, but then nothing happened?
by TD-Linux 10y ago
It is possible that the researcher also secretly shared the results with Google, but then nothing happened?
- pestaa 10y agoAs claimed in the comments, Angular 1 is now community driven instead of officially supported by Google.
- thom_nic 10y agothe following comment refutes that comment and says Angular 1.x is still supported by Google.
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- sidcool 10y agoNot true. Google has diverged development of Angular 1 and 2. Angular 1 was initially developed with designers in mind, but it caught on with developers. They developed Angular 2 with developers in mind. Angular 2 is different from 1 in many respects. I don't see Google dropping Angular 1 support anytime soon.
- vladimir-y 10y ago> nothing happened On the contrary - they reacted removing sandbox completely giving up handling sandbox bypassing snippets, the problem is in the design of the framework and it can't be just fixed.