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I don't think there's anything wrong with a javascript CLI. What reason do you have to say that?

• orblivion 13y ago
  If there could be some sort of plugin that could verify that you're running source that's been vetted, that'd potentially be fine. The problem is that normally you can't be sure of what you're being served, it could be a different program every time. Even still, a browser is a big complicated program that could be compromised in some way, so it's still an iffy proposition. But, that's just a hunch.
  • umurkontaci 13y ago
    And browser plugins can inject code to the webpage as well.
  • tokenizerrr 13y ago
    It's a CLI, command line interface. I assumed you were talking about their NodeJS application, which is code downloaded to your computer which you can verify at any time you like.
    • orblivion 13y ago
      Sorry, I forgot that the actual CLI was written in node. I thought they also had a browser based CLI; I was referring to that.