← Back to context Comment by brazukadev 14 hours ago The alternative is to install a binary that has full access to the computer. 2 comments brazukadev Reply Dah00n 12 hours ago Chrome is a binary. What's your point? dns_snek 8 hours ago I assume it's something like: choosing to forego the protection of a battle-tested sandbox in favor of rawdogging random binaries off the internet would be insane.
Dah00n 12 hours ago Chrome is a binary. What's your point? dns_snek 8 hours ago I assume it's something like: choosing to forego the protection of a battle-tested sandbox in favor of rawdogging random binaries off the internet would be insane.
dns_snek 8 hours ago I assume it's something like: choosing to forego the protection of a battle-tested sandbox in favor of rawdogging random binaries off the internet would be insane.
Chrome is a binary. What's your point?
I assume it's something like: choosing to forego the protection of a battle-tested sandbox in favor of rawdogging random binaries off the internet would be insane.