>But everyone comfortably ignores the fact that the dev tools built into Chromium and Chrome are the same I comfortably ignore it from ignorance and not conven

>But everyone comfortably ignores the fact that the dev tools built into Chromium and Chrome are the same I comfortably ignore it from ignorance and not convenience for my position, so feel free to help change my mind here. Looking at an analysis[0], I see a few downsides to Chromium vs Chrome (presented as negatives when switching to Chromium from Chrome): - not evergreen - worse media support - worse flash support (I watch a reasonable amount of MLB.tv, where this is for whatever reason still important) So I am making a small amount of sacrifice for... the good of the community and, apparently, "better web standards support". Can you flesh out your argument for this better web standards argument? I am but a child of the web development sphere and arrived at a time where "fuck IE" was an overwhelming sentiment, so I never cared to pay attention to it, nor why it was hated, and consequently I don't follow your implication there. [0]: http://www.bloomtimes.com/chromium-vs-chrome/ http://www.bloomtimes.com/chromium-vs-chrome/