Secure Rendering: A New Browser Standard for User Privacyby@mark
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Secure Rendering: A New Browser Standard for User Privacy

by Mark Nadal4mFebruary 21st, 2020
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Secure Rendering is a way for web apps to instruct the browser to display a reference to something on screen but to disallow the actual web app and other components from accessing it. It could be as simple as the weather channel saying, the span contents would appear completely empty to the parent site and any JavaScript, as it is not loaded under the same security context. This means that load times are faster because they pull securely from the browser, not some extra round trip that talks to a remote server. It also would increase user convenience, boost conversion rates, improve retention, and enable faster load times.

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