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This would provide more ways to fingerprint users. It's also not possible to guarantee no sqlite update will ever change observable behavior, even if it happens
by kevingadd 4y ago
This would provide more ways to fingerprint users. It's also not possible to guarantee no sqlite update will ever change observable behavior, even if it happens to mostly be true now.
Once you start giving special privileges to specific wasm binaries, the floodgates are open for a hundred different vendors to demand the same special treatment because 10% of websites use their .wasm blob. And then you've created a barrier to entry for competition. Nobody wins in the long run except a couple of your friends.
- ilyt 4y ago> This would provide more ways to fingerprint users. It's also not possible to guarantee no sqlite update will ever change observable behavior, even if it happens to mostly be true now. Browser behaviour changes (and even breaks) way often than SQLite does.