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Sure, if you'd like to talk about sandboxing and exploit mitigation mechanism then sure, Chrome takes the cake. I have really no argument there. But that's not
by problems 9y ago
Sure, if you'd like to talk about sandboxing and exploit mitigation mechanism then sure, Chrome takes the cake. I have really no argument there. But that's not what you were talking about, you jumped to exploit pricing, seemed a weird choice to me. Forgive me for responding to what you posted I guess?
Personally, I value privacy options and the ability to disable many potentially vulnerable features altogether over a slight possible mitigation for a zero day exploit.
- tptacek 9y agoYou just 10 minutes ago accused me of "talking out of my ass" (you later edited the comment) for saying that there were privacy wins to be had in Firefox, but they come at the expense of security. Now you write a comment that pretends that was your position all along, and implying that I somehow argued with that position. This is every asymmetrically-informed message board argument ever. Crazymaking.
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