Snyder is not alone in his doubts about the spec. "I think the way that they're shooting for them is not valuable and has a kind of insidious side effect of allowing other things that are user hostile." "I think that some of the ends of these tools are shooting for are valuable," he said. Snyder concedes that some of the goals these tools aim to realize may be valuable, like assertions of resource integrity through signatures, but he objects to means being applied to get there. Separately, Google has been working to hide full URLs in the Chrome omnibox. SWF files or PDF files, just a big blob that you can't reason about independently, and it'll become an all or nothing deal," Snyder explained in a phone interview with The Register. "The concern is that by making URLs not meaningful, like just these arbitrary indexes into a package, the websites will become things like. Web Bundles set up private namespaces for URLs, so privacy tools that rely on URLs don't work. That becomes difficult when the file isn't easily teased out of a larger whole.
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