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I know about domain sockets, but heard they were not available on windows.
If they were then we could create various /tmp/.edbrowse/sockets
and bounce through those.
If not then we use ports as usual.

Perhaps your security concerns are an argument in favor
of passing the internet data back from edbrowse-curl to edbrowse via temp files,
created 0600 for the user.
These temp files could not be "sniffed".

Karl Dahlke