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>While the AOSP has "been killed off" by Google, it... I do not follow android closely, but this refers to the browser only, right?
by 1ris 12y ago
>While the AOSP has "been killed off" by Google, it...
I do not follow android closely, but this refers to the browser only, right?
- jayd16 12y agoyes
- RyJones 12y agohe's missing the word browser. It should read: > While the AOSP browser has "been killed off"...
- kllrnohj 12y agoThe author is also slightly mistaken on that. The AOSP browser is just a UI shell for WebView, and WebView has absolutely not been killed off. The WebView in KitKat sits on top of Chromium, for example, so installing an AOSP browser on KitKat will likely not have this vulnerability.
- fulafel 12y agoBut it will still have vulnerabilities that have been fixed in current Chromium. (In the Chromium WebView FAQ they say they're working on fixing it, but there are major difficulties. https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/webview/overview https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/webview/overview)