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Comment #47031482
They mentioned React is missing timing information in the devtools profiler. This was actually added in React 19.2 which should be helpful for debugging. https://react.dev/blog/202…
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Comment #37860918
ShareX uploads videos in a pipeline: record, optimize, then upload. Loom does this while the video is being recorded to give you the link as fast as possible.
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Comment #34939164
Slack tracks close to the latest releases of Electron. Election also tracks close to the latest Chromium releases [0]. [0] https://releases.electronjs.org
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Comment #34114288
It gets difficult when you have users saying they can't connect to each other. Then you have to get a better grasp on networking to understand why they can't, sometimes staring at …
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Comment #33988741
Can you elaborate on which security protections are not used by Electron, and by extension Min?
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Comment #29894080
It's probably worth mentioning that WebTransport just shipped in Chrome 97 (2022-01-04), which seems to be a worthy successor to WebSockets [0]. It allows for reliable and unreliab…
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Comment #29611367
Their comment is in reference to Hayao Miyazaka's thoughts on a particular AI-based animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngZ0K3lWKRc
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Comment #28685682
I appreciate that yourself and other folks are engaging in the community to request improvements. Prior to the group being formed, most discussion regarding MV3 occurred on the Chr…
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Comment #28685195
I am an extension developer, but have resigned from engaging with development in the ecosystem. One of my extensions has >300k subscribers on the Chrome Webstore which will be kill…
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Comment #28685096
Thanks for mentioning this. I've been aware of this group since its announcement, but have been ignorant of the ongoing discussions. Hopefully Google and others are receptive to so…
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Comment #28680334
As someone who is intimately familiar with the Chrome extensions internals and is not employed by a big tech company, I believe most of the changes seem like a step in the right di…
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Comment #28448528
I've been working on adding better support for browser extensions in Electron. It's an absolutely necessary feature for web browsers. Maybe OP can have a look: https://www.npmjs.co…
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Comment #27536644
For those not in the know, 4242 is used as a common test card number. https://stripe.com/docs/testing#cards
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Comment #26962694
Wouldn't this completely break accessibility support of such web apps? This is part of the reason why omitting the DOM and rendering a UI with WebGL isn't the best idea. Maybe this…
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Comment #26588671
Desktop and window capture is included for all platforms as part of WebRTC.
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Comment #25998831
Tired of walled gardens and increased limitations of Chrome extensions, I'm building enough of the web extensions API to let me run them in my own desktop browser. Eventually I pla…
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Comment #25853123
Content decryption through the Encrypted Media Extension (EME) web standard. https://www.w3.org/TR/encrypted-media/
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Comment #25853101
At the time of the article, Chromium Edge hadn't been released yet with PlayReady CDM integrated. The followup article I wrote elaborates on these options further. https://blog.sam…
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Comment #25853023
The code included in the GitHub repository downloads the closed source Electron binaries. Just for comparison, the full source would look something more like what's accessible here…
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Comment #25852279
I feel you regarding Chromium, I use Firefox as my daily browser. As for building my own browser, Electron/Chromium just seems like the most achievable option to empower individual…
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Comment #25852238
I'm honestly not sure about the legality of downloading from another distributor. I do know that distribution requires a license [0]. The risk doesn't seem worth it to use such a w…
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Comment #25852178
Oh! That makes sense, they must have moved it from Issues to Discussions. Thanks, I'll update the parent comment.
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Comment #25851576
Brave also started out this way—building a browser on top of Electron. [0] Building something on top of the Chromium project is still building a browser. You're right that it's not…