Acidus wrote:
Its early (Actually very very late). Still trying to understand the implication of this. Lots of people in the web security space and beyond have been saying it for years: The browser is the new OS and JavaScript is the new shell code.

Only it was never designed to be an OS.

The long awaited Google OS is an open source web browser. I'm going to sleep.

(PS. Did I miss read page 10 through blurry sleep dep eyes? Did google really couple an input fuzzer to a web crawler for public sites?)

Noticed if one tab has a JavaScript alert up, you cannot switch to the other tab without responding. For something that is supposedly multi-process, I'd expect the same behavior as, say, two sep FF instances in that sitch.

RE: Google's Chrome