Yeah no disagreement there. I had totally forgotten about the JS POC - ugh! The JavaScript argument is interesting to me in that it's already flawed. I suppo

Yeah no disagreement there. I had totally forgotten about the JS POC - ugh! The JavaScript argument is interesting to me in that it's already flawed. I suppose I'd rather focus on the security issues with browsers running code on my computer more than anything else since it's effectively the "but what about ___" answer to so many threads like this one. I've seen a few other comments suggesting per-process rules to enable or disable branch protections. That's an interesting thought, especially considering you could apply it to either "trusted" or "untrusted" code depending on it's source.