One of the benefits of using a single-site browser is that you can restrict the URLs the browser will load, protecting you against phishing, cookie stealing, et

One of the benefits of using a single-site browser is that you can restrict the URLs the browser will load, protecting you against phishing, cookie stealing, etc. Last I looked at Fluid, it had a whitelisting feature but it was horribly broken in that it included default rules that were irremovable like 'userscripts.org*' allowing 'userscripts.org.evil.com'. I haven't looked at Raven yet, but hopefully it has whitelisting that works. That alone would make it worth looking into for me.