Which specific browser design framework operates to split an individual browser tab workspace into sandboxed process channels to prevent a single site script crash from bringing down the entire application window?
A. Multi-Process Browser Architecture
B. Unlinked proxy server bypass channels
C. Local host structural routing systems
D. Monolithic single thread design layout
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Modern browsers (like Chrome and Edge) use a multi-process architecture that isolates separate tabs and extensions into their own memory sandboxes, improving stability and security.
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