Can anyone answer this question:
What is the *technical reason* that separate TABS cannot be isolated
from each other (for session management, etc).
I ask this specifically because it's great that great strides are being
made by the browser makers to keep the tabs/windows isolated from each other
so that one can't "crash" another (aka Chrome) but there still remains the
problem of a shared "global" memory space where session information is
stored (maybe I'm not getting this right)...
Why haven't browsers (such as FireFox) isolated tabs/windows from each
other such that I cannot simply replicate a logged-in user by simply pasting
into another FF tab?
Thank you.
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