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There's a lot of web browser security features which are only relevant when the code is untrusted, when assets are fetched over http/https instead of bundled lo
by scrollaway 9y ago
There's a lot of web browser security features which are only relevant when the code is untrusted, when assets are fetched over http/https instead of bundled locally, etc.
GP is likely overestimating how much "bloat" could actually be dropped but your comment is uninformed.
- dmitrygr 9y agoALL code is untrusted
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- abritinthebay 9y agoThat's... somewhat hardcore for most applications. Also it's also not what most people mean by "untrusted". From a low level hardware standpoint though... assuming user-land code isn't trustworthy IS a good guideline.
- scrollaway 9y agoPurposefully misunderstanding what people write in an effort to be a smartass is a sure-fire way of creating security issues. No, "ALL" code is not untrusted. There's varying degrees of trust. I'd encourage you to stop trying to win the argument through platitudes and do some research instead, but I'm not sure you're interested.