m4rtink 2 days ago

Would be quite different if they patched it and broke important extensions, possibly facing serieous outcry and bad publicity.

  • deryilz 2 days ago

    I agree that would change things but I can't picture an open-source extension with millions of users pivoting to rely on something that's clearly a bug.

    • userbinator 2 days ago

      At that point it's a feature, not a bug.

      Having millions of users on your side is great ammunition.

  • rollcat 2 days ago

    Important extensions like, dunno, uBlock Origin?

    • eddythompson80 2 days ago

      Yeah, surely if chrome broke important extensions people will get mad and switch.

freed0mdox 2 days ago

Not really, this sort of fame farming is what makes candidates stand out in infosec interviews. A bug in Google systems is good for his future career.

  • lucb1e 2 days ago

    The post says they had another bug with a large bounty in the same year, so it doesn't seem very useful for CV padding either