Normally pixels belonging to other processes aren't visible to you. There have been incidents in the past where (usually due to a driver bug) processes could gr

Normally pixels belonging to other processes aren't visible to you. There have been incidents in the past where (usually due to a driver bug) processes could grab pixels from other processes' textures/render targets, but normally you're only supposed to be able to get those pixels by asking the OS (usually its compositor specifically) for them. I think this side channel partly relies on being able to stack the iframe on top of attacker-controlled image content. Preview.app will be at an unknown position on the screen, and the Chrome.app window could also be at any position and move, so it's much harder to imagine a way to apply this attack in that scenario.