>Chrome add-ons can't directly call executables
What a bunch of horse dick.
Chrome add-ons can't directly call executables
Isaiah Rodriguez
Nathan Collins
Imagine being retarded enough to use a browser that can directly call executables.
For that matter, imagine being retarded enough to use Chrome.
Austin White
>Functionality is bad
Daniel Gonzalez
>functionality is good even when you're using a software that poses an increasing threat to your personal privacy the more capable it is
Jose Russell
Yeah? If you are worried then just refrain from using proprietary add-ons.
Landon Cox
BASED
Grayson Jones
Privacy is a meme
Logan Richardson
nice quads
Elijah Taylor
>le browser should offer functionality that no sane person should use and if they are indeed sane people then they'll just not use it but if the functionality isn't offered in the first place then it is BAD because ALL browsers MUST cater to retards
>le nothing to hide argument
Carter King
Fucking BASED
Nathaniel Brooks
Your life is a meme
Stop avatarfagging
Jordan Russell
>wanting a massive fucking sandbox exploit in a web browser
Brody Cooper
why would you want this?
Matthew Perez
Kids don't remember how vulnerable computers used to be.
It's just like the anti-vaxxing thing.
Connor Peterson
Nice bury pink
Lincoln Foster
top kek. you are king of the fucking morons.
Jacob Ramirez
This would be extremely useful at work where most computers aren't even connected to the internet yet I can't even open a fucking xlsx file via chrome
Kevin Miller
>uses chrome
>complains about features that already exists because doesn't have mental capacity to use a search engine
checks out. also you can launch standalone programs from browser.
Eli Morgan
it is not possible to open an excel file without doing any modification to chrome
Brandon Stewart
>Chrome add-ons can't directly call executables
That's a good thing.
>I can't even open a fucking xlsx file via chrome
I think you could, or rather should be able, I don't know if you personally can accomplish that. Try edge, it's now the same browser engine as chrome.
Jaxson Anderson
>he wants Internet Explorer 6
Ayden Gray
>I think you could
It's been disabled for a while now. Also company policy only allows the use of chrome and it's not me who want to open the file but I want my colleagues to be able to.
Parker Sanchez
I've solved this by using Puppeteer and comunicating with my extension when needed.
Matthew Ortiz
OP here. You do realize functions like ShellExecute() and exec() exist right? Should we get rid of those too?