so google can fix it for 99% cases with ulimit or similar windows thing. problem solved
Actually, you can fix it, too: chromium is open source.
Good to see this tired claim getting its play in this thread. I wondered how long it would be until it showed up. I think everyone who says "go fix it, it's open-source" should instead be required to come back with a diff within 24 hours.
I don't use Chrome or Windows, so I have almost negative personal interest in this story. However, some people probably do use Chrome and Windows, and those people's demands should be tempered by reality. If they didn't find this bug, why did they expect Google to?
I think everyone who says "go fix it, it's open-source" should instead be required to come back with a diff within 24 hours.
I think everyone should be required to give me a pony.
I love how you assert that literally anybody could check out Chromium and fix the sandbox, a sensitive security-essential part of the browser, with very little effort required to appreciate the source and all of the moving parts.