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Wow. So you're not exactly unbiased are you ? At what point were you forced to take on the responsibility for fixing those bugs. It is an open source project a

• justinschuh 15y ago
  That's pretty much my point. Apple does actively contribute to WebKit, but they're not very active on the security front. I've gotten a similar feeling when dealing with security reports we've made on proprietary Apple components (core libraries, etc.). Based on those experiences I assume they feel their resources are better invested elsewhere, which is absolutely their prerogative. Of course, that perspective also strikes me as something any potential Apple customer should consider.