Chrome 101 Released With Priority Hints, Federated Credential Management API

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Calling Chrome Multiplatform is a bit of misnomer. They have limited Linux support and only officially support a small number of distros and don't even support any of the *BSDs or more exotic OSs. Basically they support ChromeOS, Windows, Mac, and throw crumbs at Linux while giving the middle finger to *BSDs.

Whatchu mean crumbs? Chromium works great on desktop Linux, and they spend a lot of money to keep it that way. They even enabled niche stuff like remote desktop. FIDO2 and WebAuthn work great, WebGL works great, everything works.

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Whatchu mean crumbs? Chromium works great on desktop Linux, and they spend a lot of money to keep it that way. They even enabled niche stuff like remote desktop. FIDO2 and WebAuthn work great, WebGL works great, everything works.

Chromium != Chrome. Chrome has several things that Chromium doesn't have like synced passwords, bookmarks, google account, DRM video support, etc. Chrome is only available for select Linux distros and no lesser known operating systems. Sure Chromium works across the Linux and *BSD space but Chrome doesn't.

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Chromium != Chrome. Chrome has several things that Chromium doesn't have like synced passwords, bookmarks, google account, DRM video support, etc. Chrome is only available for select Linux distros and no lesser known operating systems. Sure Chromium works across the Linux and *BSD space but Chrome doesn't.

DRM works fine in Chromium, you literally just have to install the file. Google account logins work fine, settings sync works fine... At least it did last I checked.