This is from CEF interaction with the Chromium/WebKit code and can be ignored. The renderer sandbox is an optional protective feature for the web rendering code, you can find more info on it in Chromium project info.
A URL would be nice to point me in the right direction?
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Is steam suppose to run in a sandbox, and does this provide any end-user benefits being in a more restrictive environment?
At first I was thinking about this for Windows users, preventing malicious code from running, keeping Steam in a sandbox in Windows...
No, the situation (and message) is expected for now.
So Valve, is looking towards having Steam run under a sandbox in the future?
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I don't think it's going to change in the near term and after that is unknown.
Sorry if I'm seeming dense here, I'm just trying to get a grasp of what's going on.
So Valve has code in Steam for a sandbox, but they're not sure at this point in time if it's coming into existance?
Chromium has renderer sandbox support. Steam is using Chromium in a way that does not allow the renderer sandbox (not too unusual, many other projects using Chromium do the same). Steam's usage may or may not change in the future.
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Nothing extracted yet.
I noticed when starting Steam from the command line in Linux I received this message;
Then I noticed steam was doing a update in the background, running in the ternimal. When it reached the end, and a popup appeared to click on to resart Steam, at that section in the terminal it displayed this;
What is this render sandbox, and issue(s) if any without it running?
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