3 ms·

While that's an interesting option for the developer, it doesn't appear to be something the end user can use on any random executable. (I'd LOVE to be wrong) A

While that's an interesting option for the developer, it doesn't appear to be something the end user can use on any random executable. (I'd LOVE to be wrong) As with the Android thread above, this is encouraging news.

oefrha 4y ago
On macOS you can provide your own additional sandboxing rules to any random executable via sandbox-exec(1). (No, it's not user friendly.)
- jdcaron 4y ago
  This tool make it easier to use: https://github.com/lynaghk/sandboxtron https://github.com/lynaghk/sandboxtron