> This is no proof of it and ample evidence it is a good security move which other browsers did first. You crush up the bitter pill in a spoonful of jam to mak

> This is no proof of it and ample evidence it is a good security move which other browsers did first. You crush up the bitter pill in a spoonful of jam to make it easier to digest. > Is apple doing similar things with Safari for nefarious reasons? Yes? Look at what they tried to get away with with PWAs as an example.