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#* Add-ons should have access to only the privileges they need. They should be as safe and secure as Firefox proper. | #* Add-ons should have access to only the privileges they need. They should be as safe and secure as Firefox proper. | ||
#* Add-ons should be easy to code review -- making security problems much more shallow. | #* Add-ons should be easy to code review -- making security problems much more shallow. | ||
#* Add-ons should not interfere with each other. | |||
#* Security models should be easy to innovate. Security is ripe for improvement, and we should be enabling easy experimentation and deployment, letting security researchers mix social trust models, object component models, and as-of-yet unthought-of models. | #* Security models should be easy to innovate. Security is ripe for improvement, and we should be enabling easy experimentation and deployment, letting security researchers mix social trust models, object component models, and as-of-yet unthought-of models. | ||
#* Security should always be presented in human-terms, not technical-terms. | #* Security should always be presented in human-terms, not technical-terms. | ||