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Chromium has site-isolation (with some caveats around phones with limited resources) so both Chrome and Edge have site-isolation. Firefox is getting very close
by ddworken 6y ago
Chromium has site-isolation (with some caveats around phones with limited resources) so both Chrome and Edge have site-isolation. Firefox is getting very close with Project Fission [1] and I predict they'll ship it relatively soon. Currently Safari doesn't have site-isolation and AFAIK they have not publicly committed to anything in terms of getting there. They have done some work in this space (search around for Process Swap on Navigation (PSON)) but it isn't complete.
[1]: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Project_Fission https://wiki.mozilla.org/Project_Fission
- toomim 6y agoOye. So that means that in Safari, it's possible for any site to run some Spectre Javascript to read the cookies and passwords for any other site that happens to be running in the user's browser, and then log in as that user on other sites. That's pretty bad.