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iFrames for sandboxing

Last updated : Apr 05, 2016
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Apr 2016
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Modern web pages tend to contain a plethora of JavaScript widgets and snippets coming from a variety of third-party sources. This can have a negative impact on both security and performance. While we are still waiting for fuller JavaScript isolation with web components, our teams have benefited from using HTML5 iFrames for sandboxing untrusted JavaScript.

Nov 2015
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Published : Nov 10, 2015

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