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That's objectively untrue. Even the most basic Google search shows that this is untrue.
by bastawhiz 4y ago
That's objectively untrue. Even the most basic Google search shows that this is untrue.
- lxgr 4y agoCan you show a source, then? I‘m also pretty sure JIT (i.e. write+execute) permissions are enforced at the process level. Some apps work around this by running JavaScript in an invisible WebKit view, but that approach has IPC overhead, so is probably only worth it for processes that interact with the UI and rest of the app infrequently (which is the opposite of what you‘d want from a JS engine interacting with the DOM). a-Shell uses it for performant WASM execution of CLI executables, for example.
- circuit10 4y agoJust Googled it and it looks like you’re the one who’s wrong… did you actually Google it yourself before posting this?