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For people whose main work happens in browsers and have strict security requirements (in the sense that the corporation doesn't want you to have any piece of th

by liuliu 4y ago

For people whose main work happens in browsers and have strict security requirements (in the sense that the corporation doesn't want you to have any piece of the information you worked on in your personal laptop). There are a few scenarios like this (law firms, accounting firms and trading firms).

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danShumway 4y ago
> and have strict security requirements The problem is that this browser isn't really suitable for that as far as I can tell. I don't see really convincing strong guarantees about data security -- they're certainly making an attempt to say that your data is secure being routed through their servers, but can they prove that well enough that a reputable law firm or a hospital is going to be comfortable with it? If they moved into something like self-hosting for firms, on-premise support, etc... I could definitely see a business use case for that.