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tor-browser-bundle-bin: Enable content sandbox and hardened malloc
Tor browser enables multi-process support in firefox to sandbox each site in its own process. This is a very important security feature. It was disabled in the nixpkgs version, according to a comment due to "crashing tabs", but running with it enabled I have not been able to recreate this. Sandboxing enabled is the upstream default, and if we can't ship a tor browser that way then we should not ship one at all. Also re-enable useHardenedMalloc to use graphene-hardened-malloc. Here there was also a comment, in this case saying it caused "crashes with intel driver". I have also been unable to recreate this on my Intel UHD P630 onboard graphics. I believe neither of these are issues any longer.
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# Hardening
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, graphene-hardened-malloc
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# crashes with intel driver
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, useHardenedMalloc ? false
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# Whether to use graphene-hardened-malloc
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, useHardenedMalloc ? true
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# Whether to disable multiprocess support to work around crashing tabs
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# TODO: fix the underlying problem instead of this terrible work-around
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, disableContentSandbox ? true
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# Whether to disable multiprocess support
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, disableContentSandbox ? false
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# Extra preferences
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, extraPrefs ? ""
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