Isn't Google making the same mistake as Microsoft by
not separating the browser from the OS? Internet
Explorer and Windows Explorer share a common codebase
so any vunerabilities in the browser open up the OS to
attack. I don't see how Google is going to succeed
where Microsoft didn't. I know that Chrome is a modern
browser, built to handle resources more efficiently
and breakout processes into separate sandboxes, but -
like all software that connects to the internet - it's
not impervious to attack.
Then again, the Google Chrome OS isn't a traditional
OS, so maybe it's not a 1:1 comparison...
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