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People could always use the snap versions of libreoffice/browsers and either limit access to the home directory or remove access to the network. It seems the easiest way of applying a Android permission based model to Linux.

Alternatively, there are also firejail profiles which could be used for restricting what these tools can do.

The snap version has some limitations but I think that is the future.

And just because we maybe can contain it, it doesn't mean libreoffice devs should be off the hook for reading private keys from my drive.

Do you have a source for this? I believe you, I just want to read about something this bad I can't find anything.

About a year ago I enabled apparmor with a bunch of additional rules and noticed some odd denied file read attempts.

I asked around and people blamed it on some Java or pgp stuff. No idea if it's still in there, I can't see it anymore but I also may have disabled all libreoffice plugins.

Dropbox did the same on ubuntu