Re: Thank you, unknown genius!

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Subject: Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
From: Alan Cox <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 2008 23:47:47 +0100
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> I thought plugins ran as libraries within the same process. SELinux can 

Firefox yes,  but that isn't neccessary as other browsers have shown.

References:
- Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Anton Solovyev
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Aaron Konstam
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: John Aldrich
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Bruno Wolff III
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Craig White
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Les Mikesell
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Bruno Wolff III
- Re: Thank you, unknown genius!
  - From: Les Mikesell