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I was advocating for this yesterday in /r/sysadmin and this morning it was a pleasant surprise to hear that this actually happened. I imagine you're getting all
by drzaiusapelord 11y ago
I was advocating for this yesterday in /r/sysadmin and this morning it was a pleasant surprise to hear that this actually happened. I imagine you're getting all sorts of complaints from advertisers and others, but its the right move. The web is simply dangerous and having an unaccountable closed source binary happily running anything served to it is just crazy.
I'd love it if you kept it like this and implemented a flash whitelist function. Flash needs to be treated like Java: its legacy tech that should be used only via whitelisting. Google is too embedded into the marketing and advertising world to ever consider doing this in Chrome. Its really up to you guys, per usual, to save the web.