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Re:How to Run a More Secure Browser by Fnoord on Friday December 30, 2016 @01:51AM (#13282981)
This is written in a DragonFlyBSD context, and I don't think there's Wayland for *BSD (I could be wrong).

Also, how does this setup compare with Subgraph OS which uses Xpra?

There are better alternatives:

Containers. Run your browser in a container. There are some excellent videos explaining how this works on YouTube.

VMs. Like Qubes OS. You run your browser in a separate VM as your other applications. This picture explains it rather well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OS#/media/File:Qubes_sec...

Re:How to Run a More Secure Browser by JoshTriplett on Friday December 30, 2016 @04:23AM (#13283442)
> I don't think there's Wayland for *BSD

Wayland works on FreeBSD, and I've seen some reports of it working on DragonFlyBSD as well.