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Re: Web versions
From: |
Alfred M. Szmidt |
Subject: |
Re: Web versions |
Date: |
Tue, 16 Mar 2021 15:25:49 -0400 |
[...] I click on the URL and application is in the browser ...
I think that sentence sums up the overall problem.
In Emacs, since you gave that as an example, when you install a
package, the list is curated. Same with your GNU/Linux system. When
you copy a snippet of Emacs lisp code, you will see the license text
and can decide what to do before running the program.
Had non-free software been irrelevant, web browsers executing random
code (if we can wish for a world where non-free software is
irrelevant, we can wish for software without security issues :), then
the Javascript trap wuldn't have been a trap.
- Re: Web versions, (continued)
- Re: Web versions, shulie, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, shulie, 2021/03/18
- Re: Web versions, shulie, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions,
Alfred M. Szmidt <=
- Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2021/03/17
- How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/17
- Re: How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2021/03/17
- Re: How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/17
- Re: How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2021/03/17
- Re: How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Jean Louis, 2021/03/17
- Re: How to ensure not to fall into new Webassembly trap - was Re: Web versions, Richard Stallman, 2021/03/20
- Re: Web versions, shulie, 2021/03/16
- Re: Web versions, shulie, 2021/03/16