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Don't defend them then. Do you believe the same should be true of your operating system? If not, then it shouldn't be true of the browser either.

• matheusmoreira 2mo ago
  > Do you believe the same should be true of your operating system? Yes, and I have actually started virtualizing everything inside my computer because of that belief. I don't want random software touching my trusted host. "Random software" is currently defined as anything outside the official repositories of my Linux distribution of choice. I don't want to share a home directory with such things. I don't want to share a user and its permissions, I don't even want to share a kernel with them.
  • FeepingCreature 2mo ago
    There's a difference between you virtualizing programs and your OS vendor virtualizing programs for you without giving you an opt-out. Cough snaps cough.
    • matheusmoreira 2mo ago
      Agreed, and I do think it's unfortunate that our browsers are funded by ad tech. I want that to change.