> if you are 100% sure that the code in it is trusted, then there really is no reason to sandbox it, right? If the intent is to only run trusted code, Trusted

> if you are 100% sure that the code in it is trusted, then there really is no reason to sandbox it, right? If the intent is to only run trusted code, Trusted code can have bugs; sandboxing, in a sense, is always useful (not always beneficial)