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Run Firefox in a protected sandbox
I gather that this kind of sandbox does not address the main reason why I want to run a web browser in an isolated environment. That is to have separate instances of the web browser such that different sites can not access information from other sites. Web developers are using ever more sophisticated ways to track people and bypass the originally intended privacy standards which were supposed to be part of html (e.g. cookies only sent back to the same site.) You have to use something like virtual machines to prevent this. The only thing is that they are a lot less convenient to set up and use a lot more resources than the kind of sandbox in this hint.
Run Firefox in a protected sandbox
So basically, you want to run each tab as a separate sandbox. |
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