Yes, depending on how strict the settings are set for the flatpak.
While JavaScript, especially JIT, is a big attack surface, you should still care about sandboxing, since there are still possible exploits in other components of the browser.
Yes, depending on how strict the settings are set for the flatpak.
While JavaScript, especially JIT, is a big attack surface, you should still care about sandboxing, since there are still possible exploits in other components of the browser.
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