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fh973
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How a VC-funded company is undermining the open-so...
That sounds Atom plugin specific. Do Atom plugins not run in some sort of Sandbox?
nerdponx
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Vim, Emacs, and Sublime would all be similarly vulnerable.
proaralyst
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To sandbox them away from the editor contents? I can't think of many of my (Vim) plugins that would work without access to the editor itself.
fh973
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To sandbox them from network and or disk access.
striking
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No, they're executable code with full access, just like in basically any other editor.
konart
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Sandbox that keeps them from your filesystem - maybe. But not from the editor or network (most of the plugins need or rather based on the idea of using them).
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