lumpio-

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1. 1.▲
   by lumpio- 9y ago

   Chrome extensions are "sandboxed" in the sense that only the extension code has access to the special APIs behind special permissions. If they just inject some ads onto a page, they won't have access to the extension APIs (th
2. 2.▲
   by lumpio- 9y ago

   And how would "iOS style sandboxing" prevent a browser extension from specifically injecting ads onto a webpage? If an extension cannot access and modify webpages, there's no point in having them in the first place. At least
3. 3.▲
   by lumpio- 10y ago

   Even if it was "harmful" it wouldn't be such a big deal because I for one have never seen an actual program written in literate programming style.