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They provide arguments and data points why Firefox is the most secure browser. This is not silly, but allows to have a good discussion. Care sharing other evalu
by kerng 7y ago
They provide arguments and data points why Firefox is the most secure browser. This is not silly, but allows to have a good discussion. Care sharing other evaluation results from reputable sources?
- ryanlol 7y agoThey provide arguments and data points specifically designed to portray Firefox as the most secure browser. They missed super important checkboxes like “site isolation”, which is a far more significant feature than most things included. If this wasn’t bullshit there’d be boxes nobody checks, but right now they just took a list of firefox features and worked from there.
- yeahforsureman 7y agoThere's this: "Web pages need to be isolated from each other, ideally in the form of stand-alone processes. Thread-level isolation is also allowed."
- ryanlol 7y agoYeah, deliberately chosen so firefox will tick the box. Firefox is testing site isolation but it isn’t ready yet, Chrome has it on by default. Ask any firefox dev! They’ll tell you they’re far behind on this.