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it's orthogonal to browser sandboxing Not at all, the owner of a website should not be able to coerce your browser to anything but display the page.
by gaius 8y ago
it's orthogonal to browser sandboxing
Not at all, the owner of a website should not be able to coerce your browser to anything but display the page.
- floatboth 8y ago"Displaying the page" has meant "running arbitrary application code" since Netscape. If you don't agree, disable JavaScript completely and enjoy the 100% working pages everywhere ;)
- gaius 8y agoThere is a big difference between executing a little JS to do a button rollover, and performing arbitrary computation!