> My concern is only will users accept a local server running on their desktop. This sounds pretty cool -- is there a way for the deno runtime to restrict the

> My concern is only will users accept a local server running on their desktop. This sounds pretty cool -- is there a way for the deno runtime to restrict the server process to only be able to generate the legal types of http traffic that a browser could generate if allowed to open a connection to a specific url (or set of urls)? If so i'd feel more comfortable about running the embedded server -- ideally the security risk of running the server would be closer to the risk when running an embedded set of daemon browser tabs -- rather than the risk when exposing all the unfettered power of a unix process ...