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So how is this any different if we don’t have a browser? People still want to visit “websites” which in your world is even worse. Because now every website is a
by kajaktum 4y ago
So how is this any different if we don’t have a browser? People still want to visit “websites” which in your world is even worse. Because now every website is a distinct application (yikes!). The problem is that people are willing to run arbitrary code in the first place.
How many times have _you_ as a developer, run arbitrary scripts from the internet? Blindly accepts packages that you have not vetted?
- shrimp_emoji 4y agoToo many to count. Remember Flash? ;)
- mpldr 4y agoI would be very different if browsers were tools to view documents though. I am not saying that browsers don't have a purpose. I just question that browsers should answer the question about what their scope is with a loud "yes!"