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As my original comment said very clearly, I am aware that you can run Firefox on ChromeOS today. That's not what I'm talking about. > This, however, would requ
by modeless 3y ago
As my original comment said very clearly, I am aware that you can run Firefox on ChromeOS today. That's not what I'm talking about.
> This, however, would require a lot of changes in chromeOS itself that Google won't do
Lacros is exactly those changes, though. That's my point. Google already did the work to add all the integration points you need to integrate a browser into the OS.
- nateb2022 3y ago> Lacros is exactly those changes, though. Lacros doesn't give Firefox the APIs that ChromeOS utilizes from Chrome that Firefox lacks. E.g. web battery API, web bluetooth API, web USB API, etc. These are the changes I'm referring to. That's my point. That's what I mean when I said: > [this] would involve adding several APIs to Firefox that chromeOS relies on.