Yeah. While these issues exist and are valid, they’re not important at all for most users and threat models. Mozilla has made strides there and is continuing to improve.
while it’s not relevant for my threat model or anything, I still do think that it’s important to practice good hygiene and send the message to the people who design these browsers that security is important.
Oh 100%, I didn’t intend to imply anything else. Mozilla definitely should improve in this aspect, my point was just that sometimes the issues are heavily exaggerated and people act like it makes Firefox some horribly insecure browser that should be avoided, which isn’t the case at all. But Mozilla should absolutely improve the sandbox, I don’t disagree there.
Yeah. While these issues exist and are valid, they’re not important at all for most users and threat models. Mozilla has made strides there and is continuing to improve.
while it’s not relevant for my threat model or anything, I still do think that it’s important to practice good hygiene and send the message to the people who design these browsers that security is important.
Oh 100%, I didn’t intend to imply anything else. Mozilla definitely should improve in this aspect, my point was just that sometimes the issues are heavily exaggerated and people act like it makes Firefox some horribly insecure browser that should be avoided, which isn’t the case at all. But Mozilla should absolutely improve the sandbox, I don’t disagree there.