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It doesn’t protect you from vulnerabilities in things like, say the code in the system API which paints video frames to the screen, which is where a lot of thes
by willyt 6y ago
It doesn’t protect you from vulnerabilities in things like, say the code in the system API which paints video frames to the screen, which is where a lot of these vulns seem to be. It wouldn’t have been 2008, didn’t safari and chrome mostly share WebKit for quite a long time anyway?
- greggman3 6y agoThey shared WebKit in 2008, but Chrome ran WebKit in its own process with no permissions and Safari did not, one of the reasons why Chrome was so much more secure. Glad I had the option to run Chrome and secure my browsing. I don't have that option on iOS. No team is allowed to even try to make things more secure.