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That's why you run NoScript along side with UBO

• geor9e 2y ago
  I'm pretty sure noscript will break 90% of the webpages I visit. I just rawdog the internet. If Chrome gets 0day'd then a lot of us are going down - at least I'll have company.
  • throwaway2037 2y ago
    > If Chrome gets 0day'd then a lot of us are going down If anything, Google would have the correct incentive to protect itself from a zero-day exploit. I guess they could release a patched version internally only, but I doubt it. I do think they want the image of Chrome to be relatively positive and giant security hole (patched slowed) would do them no favours.
• grgergo 2y ago
  This PDF still runs with JS disabled in both of those, and in Firefox about:config...