diff --git a/demos/web/banner/index.html b/demos/web/banner/index.html
index 90a008f..61b9bab 100644
--- a/demos/web/banner/index.html
+++ b/demos/web/banner/index.html
@@ -20,13 +20,13 @@
banner
advertising banner managed by a "3rd party code" loaded as a
secure Plugin created with
the Jailed
- library. The Plugin runs in a Worker and cannot access the
- main document, with except for the two methods explicitily
- exported by the application: for changing the url the banner
- is pointing to, and for changing the banner image. Even if
- the Plugin performs an attempt to set too big image, it will
- be cropped by the application. The Plugin Worker is fully
- controlled by the application and may be connected or
+ library. The Plugin runs in a sandboxed Worker and cannot
+ access the main document, with except for the two methods
+ explicitily exported by the application: for changing the
+ url the banner is pointing to, and for changing the banner
+ image. Even if the Plugin performs an attempt to set too big
+ image, it will be cropped by the application. The Plugin is
+ fully controlled by the application and may be connected or
disconnected anytime (operated with the two buttons in this
demo).
diff --git a/demos/web/console/index.html b/demos/web/console/index.html
index ead50ae..0c59aa4 100644
--- a/demos/web/console/index.html
+++ b/demos/web/console/index.html
@@ -28,14 +28,13 @@ console
User-submitted code is evaluated in a Plugin created
with the Jailed
- library. The code is sandboxed within a Worker scope in
- order to prevent accessing the main application. The Worker
- is executed in a separate thread and does not slowdown the
- application in case of heavy loads. Too long evaluation
- times and infinite loops are prevented with a timeout. To
- reproduce, execute something
- like while(true); and see what
- happens.
+ library. The code is executed in a sandboxed worker in order
+ to prevent accessing the main application. The worker runs
+ in a separate thread and does not slowdown the application
+ in case of heavy loads. Too long evaluation times and
+ infinite loops are prevented with a timeout. To reproduce,
+ execute something like while(true);
+ and see what happens.