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So why not have a network interface that supplies a more fine-grained access, like CSP? (Except hopefully without the godawful syntax).
by shakna 7y ago
So why not have a network interface that supplies a more fine-grained access, like CSP? (Except hopefully without the godawful syntax).
- UncleMeat 7y agoBecause people have also done science to demonstrate that fine grain permissions don't work for the huge majority of users.
- shakna 7y agoThat fine-grained permission isn't handled by the user. You as a user don't employ CSP. Rather, when requesting the permission from the OS, the developer has to supply a list of approved scopes and domains, and anything outside of that gets automatically blocked. No involvement from the user.