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[0-day UNPATCHED] Chrome iOS UXSS Using iOS Shortcuts and Bookmarklets Not a full critical UXSS but still can be used to do damages, it's funny Chromium devs doesn't know of how iOS internals/features work and calling it like (downloading an executable)

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