> Browsers have been sandboxing their tabs since 2008.

Yes, it's an amazing feat that has cost billions and led to major features like seccomp v2, ptrace sandboxing, etc. Do you know the history of browser sandboxing? It's pretty complex, a major technical feat.

> Don't sit there and tell me that bwrap, sandboxing, whatever is some kind of recent innovation with uneven distro support.

I can tell you that unprivileged sandboxing is not only new, it's ongoing and nascent work and not commonplace at all.

> And yes, bwrap needs root or namespaces. So what? So does sudo. Setuid binaries are as old as time.

These are massive footguns and issues for deploying code... You don't get that? Again, implementations have tradeoffs.

> You know what's also been around and doesn't require root? Landlock.

lol it is SO NEW what the fuck dude?

> Have you heard of it? Has anyone?

Yes, I use it!

> "Oh, the technology works, but it need setup! Oh, my distro doesn't enable it! Oh, it doesn't work out of the box with my code!"

> This is a social problem.

Yeah these sound like social problems if you have literally no idea what you're talking about lmfao. IT's BOTH.

Your ignorance is blatant and your position is dead in the water.