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It's on the user side of the airtight hatchway, that's good enough. If you could read my browser history you could read this and vice versa.
by Spivak 2y ago
It's on the user side of the airtight hatchway, that's good enough. If you could read my browser history you could read this and vice versa.
- woodruffw 2y agoIf I remember correctly, one of the original concerns was that the feature didn't respect user boundaries on the host machine itself. In other words: multiple users sharing a machine could inadvertently (or intentionally) retrieve information about each other. That would be a straightforward example of "can't read the browser history for a user, but could read it indirectly via the agent."