On terça-feira, 11 de dezembro de 2012 15.44.37, Aaron J. Seigo wrote: > > > > loading of native plugins from the application? > > Yes, but not native plugins installed by the QML applications. In such a > situation we need to be able to ensure that applications which say "I will > access this list of plugins" only do so. > > Is this realistic? It is precisely what we've been doing for a number of > years in Plasma. > > > > I tend to agree with Thiago. How does restricting this help for native > > > apps? It's anyway the app itself setting the restrictions. > > Well, yes, it doesn't help for "native" apps. That's not the point, is it? > Because some kinds of applications will not benefit from this does not mean > that those which would should not have a facility to use to accomplish it.
It seemed to me that it was as well.
I'm not doubting the benefit of this for controlling what a plugin in QML does.
I was just questioning the use of this feature to enforce device and platform
security. It's the wrong level.
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