On Sat, 29 Aug 2020, Robert Riches wrote:

> There is a solution that significantly decreases risk when
> allowing JavaScript in a web browser:
>
>    Run the browser from a different (browser-only) user account
>    that has very strictly controlled access to files owned by
>    your normal account.
>
> It takes a little bit of scripting to make it work.  For one
> thing, you need to give the browser-only account XAUTHORITY in
> order to be able to display the browser.

Or just use Qubes.

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Bud
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a1=S0
b1=[1..2,'L0L']
a2=2*a1
a3=S1.4#b1
a4=(a2,a3)
a5=64*a4

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