/tech/ - Technology★

>>838766 (OP)

nice sources you got there

Of course, you can't exploit a browser with 0 marketshare.

Firefox is finally catching up after lagging years behind in sandboxing/mitgation. In 5 years it will be the best.

>>838766 (OP)

lmao even palememe has less vulns than that edgy ms browser

https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-26/product_id-32367/opbyp-1/Microsoft-Edge.html

https://www.cvedetails.com/product/24264/Palemoon-Pale-Moon.html?vendor_id=12592

therefore it's shit :^)

prove me wrong

protip: you can't

>>838766 (OP)

>thinks there is any difference security-wise between web shotting software

>YEARS BEHIND XDDD

>out of context thread

>etc

>>838787

>sjwfox

>the best

Firefox faces backlash for auto-installing 'Mr. Robot' add-on

http://archive.is/FUKcP

>>839048

I hate marketing speak so, so much.

> Here is Mozilla’s response, courtesy of Chief Marketing Officer Jascha Kaykas-Wolff: “Firefox worked with the Mr. Robot team to create a custom experience that would surprise and delight fans of the show and our users. It’s especially important to call out that this collaboration does not compromise our principles or values regarding privacy. The experience does not collect or share any data.

The experience was kept under wraps to be introduced at the conclusion of the season of Mr. Robot. We gave Mr. Robot fans a unique mystery to solve to deepen their connection and engagement with the show and is only available in Firefox.”

If any of you want to immediately die, read through this HN thread and count the many cucks defending Mozilla for that Mr. Robot garbage.

https://archive.fo/Dfg0G

>>839050

>custom experience that would surprise and delight fans of the show and our users

Your job? To write and maintain software code that allows user to browse the internet.

What you understood and wanted to do?

Surprise and delight the user.

That's more retarded than pooping your pants, honestly. General intellect of normal people nowadays can easily be surpassed by 2 years old toddlers. Bring on the bombs, please!

Modern web browsers will never be secure. The big 3 web browsers have more attack surface than any application in history.

>>839081

It's not going to happen now that Firefox has sandboxed mode.

>>838766 (OP)

> Edge does have better exploit mitgation than Chrome

Source code or gtfo

>And firefox is still years away from Chrome in that area.

javascript.enabled;false

99% of problems solved.

>>839112

even with javascript disabled, web browsers still have HUGE attack surface. Javascript is just the easiest way to attack web browsers.

A well funded adversary doesn't need javascript to get RCE+sandbox escape on your browser of choice.

>>839098

Edge and Chrome has had a sandbox for a hile now. and they still get occasional escapes. Firefox was excluded at the last few pwn2owns completions because of how easy it was to exploit.