raw_anon_1111 5 hours ago

Then you don’t want sandboxing if you want all of those permissions.

  • heavyset_go 5 hours ago

    You can have sandboxing and run whatever you want. I do it every day on PCs where I, the user, can define the terms of sandboxing any appliclation I want, and not a trillion dollar corporation using sandboxes to enforce their chosen revenue streams upon users.

    • raw_anon_1111 4 hours ago

      Yes and for you to think that is a valid argument for a consumer product is why most open source products suck for consumers and end up being about as bad as the “homermobile”.

  • ptrl600 5 hours ago

    Sure I do. I sandbox what I want when I want.

    • raw_anon_1111 4 hours ago

      So now you are expecting users to navigate hundreds of permissions and know the consequences of each one? How did that work out for Vista?

      • ptrl600 4 hours ago

        Yes, if you bother with the rigmarole of escaping walled garden then you should be expected to navigate 20-30 permissions, which is in practice all that's necessary.

        If users without that level of technical skill are pressured into making those decisions, that's because they're being mistreated.