Firefags on suicide watch
How can Firefox even recover?
Jason Harris
Other urls found in this thread:
github.com
github.com
twitter.com
Lucas Reed
Don't care much I stream through mpv
Brayden Brooks
Context is required, dumbass. It looks like this is whether a browser supports a proprietary Chrom(e|ium) thing, and of course only Chrom(e|ium) does.
Jeremiah Gonzalez
Firefox is malware anyway:
Angel Reed
Yes and chrome is definitely not
Joseph Brooks
It's better than Chrome. It lets you turn off the spying.
Hudson Carter
Read the thread. It's forced telemetry even if you disabled it in about:config.
Logan Gray
hardware video acceleration
Joshua Turner
Both Chrome and Firefox hardware accelerate video decoding, at least on Windows. I had an old ass netbook with a C-30 APU. It was way too slow to play 720p video without acceleration, and barely good enough to play 1080p with. Yet YouTube played fine in both browsers, and actually had less issues in Firefox.
Samuel Barnes
Ryan Wright
pic show support in Linux
Andrew Bennett
You can easily disable it, and a YES/NO along the IP it's the only thing Mozilla gets, it isn't even telemetry
Jose Gutierrez
Read the thread, you can clearly disable it in about:config, fucking fud shill nigger.
Julian Davis
GNU/Linux*
Connor Ward
>this is what firefags believe
Dylan Wilson
Firefox doesn't have binary blobs like Chromium does :^)
Christian Carter
Friendly reminder that Chromium hardware decoding isn't officially supported on GNU/Linux (unless you're using ChromeOS)
Gabriel Hill
It's supported though. You just need to enable it in about:config.
Eli Ward
>>(OP)
Nice proprietary software, faggot.
Bentley Roberts
No, you can't.
Jordan Taylor
no it's not, there are several bugs filled for this, but they don't intend to support it anytime soon
Hudson Parker
You can get a version of chrome 100% under the GPL, and updated regularly, nearly at thhe pase of the real chromium project .
Linux: github.com
Windows: github.com
Zachary Mitchell
It's not. If there's an hw accel variable in the configs, it doesn't do anything, because there just isn't any code to interface with vaapi or vdpau.
John Scott
its there tho
Grayson Price
forgot to add pic
David Clark
it does not work in Linux, only Mac and Windows