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You can use node if you want those kinds of permissions. Or any other general purpose language with runtime.
by weaksauce 10y ago
You can use node if you want those kinds of permissions. Or any other general purpose language with runtime.
- Godel_unicode 10y agoNode is not exactly "can't fuck it up" simple.
- dingdingdang 10y agoThe whole point of running and using browser apps is that they are guaranteed to be sandboxed - Node.js breaks this sandboxing 100% which makes it more powerful but also inherently a mess security wise. This mess can to a certain extend be accommodated on the server side but certainly not on the client side where code from 1000s of devs will eventually be run without vetting.