Re: Selinux beating up on Chromium

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Why does a web browser need raw socket access?

Raw sockets are for creating your own protocols on top of IP - that
is, alternatives to TCP and UDP.

It's also for protocols that don't normally offer userspace APIs.  One
way to implement ping is to use a raw socket tp send and receive ICMP
packets.

All a web browser should require is TCP and DNS!

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