> 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, we

> 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.