> It also ships with its own 180MB copy of Chromium embedded because, you know, how could anyone write a desktop app without a copy of Chrome these days? It h

> It also ships with its own 180MB copy of Chromium embedded because, you know, how could anyone write a desktop app without a copy of Chrome these days? It has a browser because one of its features is a browser. "Browser source is one of the most versatile sources available in OBS. It is, quite literally, a web browser that you can add directly to OBS. This allows you to perform all sorts of custom layout, image, video, and even audio tasks. Anything that you can program to run in a normal browser (within reason, of course), can be added directly to OBS." Which must have been useful enough as a plugin that it got added to the standard install.