If you’re like me (and Sergey Brin) and you’ve been waiting patiently for a Mac version of Google’s Chrome web browser, it’s a good thing you’re patient In a post on Google’s Chromium Blog this week, software engineer Jeremy Moskovich …
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Google Chrome for Mac is coming along fine, Jeremy Moskovich explained “how the developers implemented sandboxing, an important Google Chrome feature”. “Starting a sandbox involves a single call to sandbox_init() specifying which …
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Sandboxing on Google Chrome for Mac OS X
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If you’re like me (and Sergey Brin) and you’ve been waiting patiently for a Mac version of Google’s Chrome web browser, it’s a good thing you’re patient In a post on Google’s Chromium Blog this week, software engineer Jeremy Moskovich …
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Interested in news about Google Chrome for Mac OS X? Google Chrome for the Mac is coming along fine, and for the technically inclined, Jeremy Moskovich of the Google Chrome team has written a blog post explaining how the developers …
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