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Hi,
Edge of a cliff will not be missed neither flash player being installed in 10 wish it would disappear as well.
Will MS call it Edgroids :)
Microsoft is building a Chromium-powered web browser
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New #21
Reminded me of flash cartoons that you used to get in the late '90s/early 00's. They were great fun. I was reminded of that song Mambo no. 5 which had lots of funny flash cartoon versions you could watch (20 years ago) with feeble cartoon graphics. I tried to google "flash a bit of monica" but didn't get family friendly results...
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New #23
Chromium is an open-source project. I use Vivaldi and it is currently using Chromium ver 70.
Chromium is now using the Blink rendering engine.
Here are 2 links for those that want to know. It is above my pay grade but interesting.
http://www.chromium.org/Home
http://www.chromium.org/blink
Jim
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New #24
Maybe this is the only way MS can avoid using Flash. The browser EDGE may require it to run..
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So? You can download the source for PowerShell or MS/DOS from Github if you are so inclined although why anyone would is beyond me.
My problem with Chromium is it uses more CPU than Firefox (which is also open-source).
I think generally one would use Chromium if your PC was more up to date and otherwise stick with Firefox. How they license things is pretty irrelevant - at least to me.
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