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I don't see a problem you don't have to use it
by dvngnt_ 4y ago
I don't see a problem you don't have to use it
- chii 4y agothe more important question is whether the browser's surface area for bugs and perhaps security vulnerabilities are worth the marginal increase in features that most people might not use!
- throwaway60134 4y ago[dead]
- abirch 4y agoYou can find a security focused browser that don't implement these.
- mpldr 4y agoPlease, let me know which one!
- yellowapple 4y agoFirefox doesn't by default (and when that eventually changes, disabling it is an about:config tweak away).
- moron4hire 4y agoIt's not like native OS features don't have security vulnerabilities. At least all the major browser have at some major portion of their implementations that are open source projects. So if you're stuck working on Windows or MacOS, at least you can know that Web browsers aren't limited to one vendor finding and fixing those defects.