Stuart Ballard wrote: > > (Consider the XBL-form bindings too - there's > no reason for them not to be privileged, if necessary). I just realized that it probably *is* necessary for XBL form bindings to be privileged: <input type="file"> requires access to privileged functions to put up a filepicker dialog and also raw filesystem access to read the resulting file for upload. How do you propose to do *that* with only the privileges of remote HTML? Stuart.
- Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
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- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? David Hyatt
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? David Hyatt
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Neil
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
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- Re: Is the security model XBL uses wrong? Stuart Ballard
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