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One step closer for my totally pointless, no real use case dream of running a container in a browser tab.

• rytill 8y ago
  No, that would be awesome.
  • drugme 8y ago
    Awesome or not - know of any use cases?
    • webmaven 8y ago
      Perhaps... a sandboxed webmail[0] app capable of sending and receiving encrypted (or cryptographically signed) emails without being vulnerable to client-side attacks stealing your private key(s) or the cleartext? There may be similar use-cases for tamper-proof (or at least tamper-evident) browser-based games. [0] I'm specifying a webmail client in the browser rather than a desktop email client.
    • yjftsjthsd-h 8y ago
      Depending on details... Running native software in a sandbox in a browser has some advantages for security and convenience. Also, it completes the circle of "the browser is an OS":)
    • rytill 8y ago
      It would be cool to run a machine learning model server written in Python and start a connection to it with JS, all in a tab.