You clearly don’t know why Chrome uses such massive amounts of RAM.
You clearly have no idea how modern browsers works.
Those are checked by the browser and any mismatch is highlighted as suspicious.
Yep, you have no idea, you spew nonsense.
Go ask AI again to help you reply again.
You should ask AI, you would learn something.
I dont need, I worked as a dev on webapps, so I know what a browser do.
Let me introduce you to: caching. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_cache
Which store on disk all the thing the browser query.
If you’re in the USA then depending on your state … yes!
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I would hope so, the url ends in /download
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hold it
pretty sure we’re using the same client
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The blue is not the url you will go to. You can hover the link, and it will display the url on the bottom left of your screen.
For example, clicking here, wont get you to bing, but to google www.bing.com
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Some phone apps do display the link url below the post body. I use voyager and it looks like this
You can hold the touch…
Edit: to show you can do it.
You can ‘view souce’ to see the link as well.
More specifically, it’s an xlsx spreadsheet.
Not that showing the URL would’ve revealed that information. The URL includes the word “download” but that doesn’t really say much.
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Exploit to escape the js sandbox exists, there is a dozen brower 0day per year.
Any files are downloaded and loaded, javascript can download arbitrary file in memory, browser too if the server serves incorrect MIME types.
The files are downloaded on your machines either case, when the browser do it, it still write the files on disk in it’s cache.
Given your other comments, I’d argue you dont know how it works.
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You clearly have no idea how modern browsers works.
Yep, you have no idea, you spew nonsense.
You should ask AI, you would learn something.
I dont need, I worked as a dev on webapps, so I know what a browser do.
Let me introduce you to: caching.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_cache
Which store on disk all the thing the browser query.