How Google Built a Prison for Code | V8, IPC, and the Chromium Architecture
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Загружено: 2026-01-20
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The modern web is a hostile environment. To survive it, Google engineers didn't just build a faster browser; they built a digital prison system. This documentary explores the engineering philosophy behind Chrome’s multi-process architecture—a design decision that fundamental changed how the internet operates.
Before 2008, browsers were monolithic structures where a single failure could collapse the entire system. We trace the history of the "Browser Process" and the "Renderer Process," examining how Google isolated the V8 JavaScript engine to treat every website as a potential threat.
From the specific mechanics of Inter-Process Communication (IPC) and the Mojo bridge to the industry-wide response to the Spectre vulnerabilities, we look at the high cost of security. This is the story of why your browser consumes so much RAM, why Firefox and Edge were forced to adapt, and how a security model based on "suspicion" became the standard for the digital world.
#ComputerScience #GoogleChrome #SoftwareEngineering #CyberSecurity #Chromium #V8Engine #WebArchitecture #TechDocumentary #Programming #SystemDesign
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