[palata]

> It would take about 15 minutes to create a browser extension that could make a hash of all the files loaded, to compare with other users with the extension installed

You completely underestimate it. I am absolutely certain that you cannot create a browser extension that meaningfully solves this problem in 15 minutes.

> Web applications are sandboxed in the web browser. Very little issue with that

Except that when we are talking about end-to-end encryption, the sandbox has nothing to do with it. The sandbox defends against something else, not the server serving you an end-to-end encryption program abusing it.

> AWS has a web-based terminal for EC2 instances. It's not a problem, a lot of people use it.

I genuinely can't see if you just don't understand the point being discussed at all, or if you keep saying off-topic things as a way to divert the discussion.

[leptons]

>You completely underestimate it. I am absolutely certain that you cannot create a browser extension that meaningfully solves this problem in 15 minutes.

You are absolutely wrong. I write browser extensions, I can spin up a new one in a minute, and the code to monitor and hash all resources loaded by a webpage is trivially easy to do. It would be simple to set up a server to allow comparing the hashes, in a POC. I'm not talking about making this a robust service that everyone can use, I'm only talking about how easy it is to do in a general way. It's far easier than you think it is.

>>>I wouldn't run a web-based terminal, for instance (do people actually do that?).

>> AWS has a web-based terminal for EC2 instances. It's not a problem, a lot of people use it.

>I genuinely can't see if you just don't understand the point being discussed at all, or if you keep saying off-topic things as a way to divert the discussion.

You're right, I certainly don't understand the nonsense you're trying to convey.

I'm also tired of this pointless internet interaction. Goodbye.

[palata]

> I'm not talking about making this a robust service that everyone can use

Right. So you cannot do it. Thank you.

> I'm also tired of this pointless internet interaction. Goodbye.

Seems to me that you don't enjoy discussing with people who behave like jerks, which I admittedly did, just for you). You may not have realised it, but you started it. I am happy to disagree in a respectful tone, but you broke it first. Maybe that's something to think about in your next totally meaningful internet interaction, though it sounds like you like telling others that you know better because you are older.

[leptons]

I'm tired of this pointless internet interaction. Goodbye.

[bcjdjsndon]

You should go and make this trivial extension that hashes websites and see the idea doesn't even work conceptually, let alone technically