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Surely you mean "granting native execute access"? JavaScript executes in a browser. Sure, it's sandboxed, but it's still executed.
by delinka 9y ago
Surely you mean "granting native execute access"? JavaScript executes in a browser. Sure, it's sandboxed, but it's still executed.
- whipoodle 9y agoI think that's kind of the whole problem GP is alluding to
- sp332 9y agoNope. I don't want some random code from the Internet tying up resources on my computer. Even if it doesn't have access to much of my data. That's the whole problem with the bitcoin mining - sure it's sandboxed but it's still bad.