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. Monolithic single thread design layout
B. Unlinked proxy server bypass channels
C. Local host structural routing systems
D. Multi-Process Browser Architecture
Answer: Option D
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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