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Sure they do, you just get a prompt saying 'you sure you want to open keybase?', with the option to skip this prompt in the future
by orf 8y ago
Sure they do, you just get a prompt saying 'you sure you want to open keybase?', with the option to skip this prompt in the future
- palant 8y agoBy "trusted UI" I meant user interface within the browser that clearly doesn't belong to the webpage - such as the browser action's pop-up. As I said, an extension like Keybase could delegate this action to their app. Other extensions don't have this option because they don't have a native component. This is the reason why so many have implemented questionable or outright insecure solutions.