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Tried it on my Samsung Chromebook that ran out of support last month. The system is stuck on 114 but the browser is now 115. But, the device not being the faste
by iforgotpassword 3y ago
Tried it on my Samsung Chromebook that ran out of support last month. The system is stuck on 114 but the browser is now 115. But, the device not being the fastest anymore, has gotten notably laggy with this, because I guess now I really have two different versions of chrome running simultaneously.
- quag 3y agoI think I have the same chromebook model as you (Samsung Chromebook Pro). Do you have any tips or advice for trying it or anything else that will let me keep using the device?
- iforgotpassword 3y agoI guess lacros is actually the easiest option. It's just a toggle in about:flags, but as said it gets notably laggy and sluggish when browsing. The upside is that it reduces the attack surface by allowing you to have an up to date browser for the foreseeable future, compared to just staying on 114 for as long as it still gives an acceptable browsing experience. I still want to try and install Linux on it for fun some time, but I don't expect that to result in a much better browsing experience either.