One Linux you could, I.E. for a flatpak you could use flatseal (or manually do it via command line) to lock down what folders the flatpak can operate in. I just did this for Brave Browser.
There is also the software Bubblewrap that accomplishes the same. These are at the application level for the entire browser though.
One Linux you could, I.E. for a flatpak you could use flatseal (or manually do it via command line) to lock down what folders the flatpak can operate in. I just did this for Brave Browser.
There is also the software Bubblewrap that accomplishes the same. These are at the application level for the entire browser though.