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Yeah but that's not the context of this use. Why are they taking something made for browsers (where architecture neutrality is important) and using it for sand
by cma 4y ago
Yeah but that's not the context of this use. Why are they taking something made for browsers (where architecture neutrality is important) and using it for sandboxing, instead of faster sandboxed (not VMed) native?
- agent281 4y agoThey are doing it for the same reason people keep ripping JS engines out of browsers: there has been so much work done to make them fast, harden the sandbox, and port them to different platforms. It's free real estate.