chromium

That means Chromium could not be hosted on GitHub anymore.

I do think we need a way to do CI between chromium and Qtwebengine, or else we'll end up shipping browsers lagging one or two versions behind chromium.

Let's remember that you aren't running your desktop on facebook, you can use custom android rom or self-built chromium that doesn't interface with google.

I can't recommend highly enough an addon for Chromium called hacker vision which inverts everything perfectly.

I don't want Chromium picking up my identity just because I logged in once.

Even on my 4k monitor where I have to tell Chromium to zoom in to 150x, I didn't need to for this site.

The WebRTC reference implementation[1] by Google and Mozilla is fairly easy to build and embed, assuming your Internet connection can handle a complete checkout of the Chromium repository.

Some of these things can supposedly be remedied by using the latest version of Chromium which has extensions enabled and installing random extensions, but that is a workaround for a browser that's not ready yet.

I would only implement the low level "hardware" primitives in C, then implement the high level API in JS like Chromium's Blink-in-JS initiative [2].

I can't give any examples off the top of my head, but it seems everything in OS X just "flows together" much nicer, and that's even including programs like Chromium which aren't from Apple.

Using default-deny in uBlock Origin/Chromium[2] and with the page displaying properly, I get from Network pane in dev console: - 62 requests - 508 KB transferred Once you start using default-deny mode, it's difficult to go back to anything less restrictive as one get quickly used to how fast pages load -- and with such virtuous "side-effects" as foiling most 3rd-party tracking/data mining by default.

Chromium and Firefox had problems with it before GCC got fixed.

Plurk's blog page doesn't like being viewed at 1024x768 in Chromium...

Chromium started on windows (it wasn't a.