I think the preferred approach is AppArmor because SELinux is not supported on immutable distros. I'm not a security expert either, but I would not share environments between two clients at all, I would put them in separate VMs
I don't want to have to do this every time I find a page that's too wide. I just want to pinch out to zoom out and then zoom back in when I'm done. It should have a zoom stop at 100% so it's easy to find the setting to zoom back to normal after zooming in or out. It's such an easy concept, yet nobody implemented it.
I can't recommend Ubuntu now, with snap running all the time it actually caused my server to oomkill some of the key processes. It's not good for low memory
There are things chatbots are useful for. Like writing short scripts to automate some tasks. I had mostly ChatGPT write a Haskell script to enable the tproxy globally, write to a .env file for the other services to know the IP of the proxy and to restart on change
I also wrote a script to change the IP of my proxy and update the DNS record. The tproxy software uses the authoritative DNS server to initially look it up to avoid having to wait for the TTL to expire
I don't want to be zoomed out by default and have to zoom everything