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Does this mean that Opera wont get sandboxing and "tab isolation"? My understanding was one of the reasons Google forked as to rip out the webkit2 versions of
by stock_toaster 14y ago
Does this mean that Opera wont get sandboxing and "tab isolation"?
My understanding was one of the reasons Google forked as to rip out the webkit2 versions of those things, in favor of their own, which are fairly tightly tied to Chrome.
So either Opera is going to be more "chromey" or...they are going to reimplement those parts? Maybe they already have them (I am not that familiar with Opera these days)?
- mtgx 14y agoIf something is in Chromium, it will be in Opera. It's as simple as that. And Chromium has tab isolation.
- stock_toaster 14y agoYou didn't really answer any of my questions. (EDIT: I guess you did actually answer the first one. Thanks.) You certainly aren't required to, but still.. did you only read the first sentence I wrote?
- samwillis 14y agoOpera have said from the beginning that they are dropping Presto and switching to the chromium toolkit. New Opera is effectively a thick skin on top of Chromium. The world miss reported it as them switching to WebKit, which is true but not the layer they are taking it at. It's no surprise that they are following google with Blink.
- stock_toaster 14y agoAh. Thanks for the clarification!