[Secure-testing-commits] r20020 - data

Raphael Geissert geissert at debian.org
Fri Aug 24 23:45:27 UTC 2012


Michael Gilbert wrote:
> I think the vast majority of webkit users have no clue that their
> usage should not involve untrusted content.  If we really expect them
> not to use the webkit browsers as actual web browsers, then we really
> need a very visible way to tell them not to do that (perhaps a very
> loud debconf message?).  Also, epiphany, konqueror, midori, etc.
> should not be in any of the default tasks (I haven't checked this yet,
> so this may already be the case, but I doubt it).

The wheezy release notes already mention it. Feel free to attempt to do 
something more visible by discussing it in -devel.

(I think both the gnome and kde tasks pull in epiphany and konqueror, 
respectively. At least a recent install of the gnome desktop did.)

Cheers,
-- 
Raphael Geissert - Debian Developer
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