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Is there a place where I can try out if my browser is compatible? Easier to find out now than when I'm trying to get work done and a million websites now have i
by Aachen 28d ago
Is there a place where I can try out if my browser is compatible? Easier to find out now than when I'm trying to get work done and a million websites now have it deployed
On https://wasm-feature-detect.surma.technology https://wasm-feature-detect.surma.technology it shows that I don't have 3 of all these features but I'm not sure if Anubis needs any of them to not kick me back to the pure JS solution
Which would apparently be bad because
> The WebAssembly that's shipped with this flow is ridiculously performant. This may mean you need to adjust the difficulty [upward, to avoid that bots solve it trivially when they support wasm, I assume this means]
combined with
> The wasm2js flow doesn't currently have a way to update the progress bar [so you have no clue about remaining time]
(wouldn't be the first time that I gave up on a page because it was stuck on 0 hashes per second)
- xena 27d agoIf you don't disable browser features for fun and/or sport, Chrome as of version 120 or later (or another browser of that vintage) will use the optimized flow.
- Aachen 27d agoBit sad that the default assumption is that everyone should use Google Chrome, even when explicitly asking for a compatibility tester. I'm asking because I don't use Google's browser