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...which causes access violation error and virtual machine is killed When you write "virtual machine" do you mean the local JavaScript engine? For most people
by narag 9y ago
...which causes access violation error and virtual machine is killed
When you write "virtual machine" do you mean the local JavaScript engine? For most people that would be just a little annoyance, the usual browser crash. I actually prefer crash to freeze.
- vbezhenar 9y ago> When you write "virtual machine" do you mean the local JavaScript engine? Yes, of course, JavaScript VM inside a browser process or one of them. > For most people that would be just a little annoyance, the usual browser crash. I actually prefer crash to freeze. Any browser crash is a bug and should never happen for any input. If browser is smart enough to run separate process for different pages, this is little annoyance indeed. I remember when crashed page caused entire browser to crash and often lose open tabs. That wasn't little annoyance. Also some clever guy might figure out how to exploit this crash, I'm not sure if it's possible, but I'm not the clever one :)