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>I have a hard time believing that. With a ton of stuff all running inside of Chrome, it's much easier for them to access each other's data than if they were st
by AgentME 9y ago
>I have a hard time believing that. With a ton of stuff all running inside of Chrome, it's much easier for them to access each other's data than if they were standalone apps.
Chrome apps are subject to sandboxing, and regular native desktop apps (besides apps installed through OS X's app store) generally don't have any sandboxing enforced on them at all.
- jlarocco 9y agoSo people just don't understand processes and permissions any more?