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If you mean mobile OSes sure, I can agree with you they are becoming worse with time. OSes for real computers, not so much.

• goblin89 2y ago
  I mean all consumer operating systems, and they are becoming better unless you stick to old and vulnerable versions.
  • aumerle 2y ago
    Again, no non mobile OS prevents native applications from using the clipboard as it should be used. And none of them show any signs of changing that.
    • goblin89 2y ago
      Are you saying native apps are less well sandboxed than web apps? Because that is exactly what I said. But they are getting there, and that is good.
      • aumerle 2y ago
        Nope, native applications are not ever going to get the ridiculous level of sandboxing demonstrated by the restrictions on accessing the clipboard in the article. Nor are they ever going to be prevented from accessing the file system as web applications are.
        • goblin89 2y ago
          They are going to on all good systems for very valid reasons, and they are halfway there.