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Probably because 85% of the browser market it's Chromium-based, while the rest is not. Hence, a smaller attack surface.
by ga-vu 7y ago
Probably because 85% of the browser market it's Chromium-based, while the rest is not. Hence, a smaller attack surface.
- icebraining 7y agoThat's not what "attack surface" means. Firefox would have a smaller attack surface if it supported fewer file formats or protocols or such than Chrome.
- ga-vu 7y agoTrue. A smaller target base would have been the correct term.