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Yep, in a lot of use cases the wasm version probably is fine with the browser sandbox. But according to the readme this also targets the desktop. I would imagi
by fulafel 6y ago
Yep, in a lot of use cases the wasm version probably is fine with the browser sandbox. But according to the readme this also targets the desktop.
I would imagine the desktop mode is native code + wgpu, as there seems to be a wgpu directory under renderer/ .
There are some scenarios when vulnerabilities in a wasm compiled program can be harmful too though. For example the web page embedding the emulated flash applet doesn't necessarily intend to give that app full access to that origin's context. For example it could exfiltrate some api keys or other security tokens of the logged in user of the containing page.