Safari would be the last of the major players to join the dance. As Adobe notes, it’s been working with Google, Microsoft and Mozilla for years to build sandboxing into Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox. The move is both to Apple and Adobe’s credit, but it’s late-coming. Adobe “security strategist” Peleus Uhley confirmed as much in an update to the company’s software security engineering team blog.
Follow late than never: you can now avail yourself of Safari for OS X Mavericks‘ new sandboxing feature to firewall Adobe’s Flash player.
