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		kg on March 17, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Please consider not adopting Google WebComponents Back when I still had to support bleeding-edge web apps more than a few of my bug reports were from Pale Moon users because the devs couldn't configure their compiler properly and were always behind on bug fixes. Impossible to act on that stuff, though I tried. Once I realized how bad PM's security story was I gave up on supporting it, not gonna expose my development machines to that.

smnthermes on March 17, 2020 [2 more]

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lima on March 17, 2020 | [–]

Firefox did not have process-level sandboxing till Quantum. Exploit a JS bug in the renderer and you had code execution on the host OS.

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