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I'm not sure what definition of 'full' means separating the chrome and content - but that's what Electrolysis does. As far as separation of plugins by process -
by natmaster 16y ago
I'm not sure what definition of 'full' means separating the chrome and content - but that's what Electrolysis does. As far as separation of plugins by process - this is full in every sense of the word.
- whopa 16y agoIt's not full, it's literally whitelisted to only kick in for Flash, Quicktime, and Silverlight.
- natmaster 16y agoI thought we were talking about whether it was fully separated. Silly English and its ambiguity. Yes, it does not separate EVERY plugin. But it separates them completely into another process.
- mbrubeck 16y agoSorry, I should have been more specific. I just meant that Firefox 3.6.4 has less process separation than Chrome, since we only separate plugins while Chrome also has separate processes for content.