Really?
Doesn't make much sense to me. If they're going to replace the default browser they should do it with Chrome which has, by default, built-in pdf and current flash support. Chromium will use the same outdated flash player as firefox, and doesn't come with built-in pdf support, which the latest FF DOES come with. That's at least one major feature lost. So what are the benefits? It renders pages fractions of a second faster? It has better HTML5 support (debatable)? Also, chromium just doesn't theme well--it uses its own scrollbars, has some strage click-move areas, there's no default bookmarks menu, etc.
Doesn't make much sense to me. If they're going to replace the default browser they should do it with Chrome which has, by default, built-in pdf and current flash support. Chromium will use the same outdated flash player as firefox, and doesn't come with built-in pdf support, which the latest FF DOES come with. That's at least one major feature lost. So what are the benefits? It renders pages fractions of a second faster? It has better HTML5 support (debatable)? Also, chromium just doesn't theme well--it uses its own scrollbars, has some strage click-move areas, there's no default bookmarks menu, etc.
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