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Let's suppose that, for reasons of security and integrity, that's a really stupid idea?
by fh 17y ago
Let's suppose that, for reasons of security and integrity, that's a really stupid idea?
- rbanffy 17y agoLet's assume, from the current Windows security state of affairs, that this is precisely what was done.
- potatolicious 17y agoI'm not sure - besides the "I told you so" suggestion of having not done something stupid like that, the only other solution is to fix a showstopper crash is to issue a patch that will blacklist (and thus not load) the plugin, and inform the user.
- rbanffy 17y agoPerhaps, another solution would be to custom build a plug for blacklisted extensions that isolates the main process better with some added processing overhead, something like a "fake in-process" thing.