Image assets are chonky, but Chrome does have a number of large libraries inside it, like the video codecs, WebRTC, etc. These would all need to be recompiled for ARM. It would get pretty big.
Does safari not have adblockers? On my phone I’m using AdGuard with safari and it works great.
I think back then there was no Microsoft Office subscription model, so they always had several years between major Office upgrades. Now with the subscription model, they have no excuse not to deliver timely updates to their customers, and as someone else mentioned, they already have a native binary beta out.
I haven't found any that work as consistently well as whatever Brave has built in.
Did you read the short article? Apparently not, since your comment makes no sense, if you did. It says: "Chrome 87, released today, comes in a version that's optimized for Apple Silicon". Can you make sense of that? In other words, it's a Chrome build native to the M1.
useless? without them you have to download the right platform version for every app, and then when you migrate to an Mx box, reinstall every app. They're a convienence that for the vast majority of users makes sense.
Just don't tell anyone they're different.
I'm hoping to sell my current intel one for a decent price when the redesigned models come out...
Because they've only been working on this since July 2nd and because they decided to fork from WebKit which would have given them Mac compatibility pretty much for free.
They pulled M1 version for now because of some little bugs.
Well, I don't know, about 68% of all internet users on desktop? Therefore, as a web developer, I have to use Chrome to to get my work done.
What a joke. Chrome keeps (or kept, I've since uninstalled it) a second copy of its Chromium framework (which is already bloated). You can check in Chrome.app/Contents/Frameworks.
Its more like knowing whether you have a petrol or diesel engine to know which fuel to put in.
