← Back to context Comment by saagarjha 17 hours ago Telegram is available sandboxed from the Mac App Store on macOS. 7 comments saagarjha Reply lxgr 14 hours ago It could easily sandbox itself in the non-store distribution as well, yet the developers apparently choose not to. zorked 16 hours ago It is also sandboxed in Flatpak. Saris 11 hours ago Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host. gvfsa 14 hours ago That is not the same app. ubercow13 12 hours ago Telegram Desktop is also on the app store though. saagarjha 14 hours ago I know, it's (slightly) better
lxgr 14 hours ago It could easily sandbox itself in the non-store distribution as well, yet the developers apparently choose not to.
zorked 16 hours ago It is also sandboxed in Flatpak. Saris 11 hours ago Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.
Saris 11 hours ago Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.
gvfsa 14 hours ago That is not the same app. ubercow13 12 hours ago Telegram Desktop is also on the app store though. saagarjha 14 hours ago I know, it's (slightly) better
It could easily sandbox itself in the non-store distribution as well, yet the developers apparently choose not to.
It is also sandboxed in Flatpak.
Looking at the flatpak manifest it has `share=ipc` but no directories shared.. I'm not sure on flatpaks defaults for what it would actually have access to on the host.
That is not the same app.
Telegram Desktop is also on the app store though.
I know, it's (slightly) better