Ah, WebGPU, one of the “features” I disable anyway because its a major fingerprinting data point and no website is got any business running code on my GPU
Why not? It’s already executing code on your CPU unless you run noscript or similar…
Are there other features you’ve turned off? WebRTC perhaps? Others?
Why not?
If I don’t know what your code is doing, and I can’t modify it, I don’t want it. Are you rendering a cube? Are you mining crypto on my machine? And why would I need GPU-rendering? Webpages should be text, images and hierarchy.
It’s already executing code on your CPU unless you run noscript or similar…
That’s true! Now guess what extension I’m using
Are there other features you’ve turned off?
You bet. Some I tolerate not disabled, but spoofed or containerised per site.
Sounds like a pretty solid setup, I also like temporary containers solutions as well, less hassle IMO.
Does anyone else think that browsers implementing every single feature of an operating system is a dumb idea?
Desktop OSes are not suited to running untrusted code, unfortunately, so you want to run as much as possible of your closed source megaco software in the browser
Well, not. Browsers are slowly becoming the cross platform for your apps and it makes a ton of sense from resources (create a single app vs an app per platform) perspective.
It can come off as a logical conclusion to most people never using anything but web these days.
Maybe we should not listen to those people
TBF, Chrome doesn’t support it on Linux either.
Stupid original title
Firefox Catches Up to Chrome With the Addition of This Feature But Leaves Linux Out (for now)
