4 ms·
> A better solution would be to run javascript in a sandbox (as is done in Chrome/Chromium based browser) which has a much higher barrier to exit. Sure, but we
by micaksica 10y ago
> A better solution would be to run javascript in a sandbox (as is done in Chrome/Chromium based browser) which has a much higher barrier to exit.
Sure, but we can't get TBB rewritten overnight to work instantly with Chromium, and I'm sure there'd be a lot of push back on that.
- splesjaz 10y agoWell yea but this isn't something that we discovered today it's been years sadly :(
- TD-Linux 10y agoAn easier solution would be to enable e10s. It should be on by default in the next ESR, and I know TBB has been working to make their patches compatible with it.
- gcp 10y agoNot just e10s, they also need to enable the sandboxing, i.e. it requires Firefox 50 at least. It should actually be easier for Tor to enable stricter sandboxing than in the default Firefox, though, as presumably they have to care less about compatibility.