[*] Upgrading to an NVMe SSD was a killer feature. It decreases the application launch times to be more in line with what I was used to on my Windows desktop.
Even though you use an NVMe SSD and see many plus features in performance I still like to suggest Pi-Apps for "Better Chromium" if you don't know about. Maybe you do!
I use "Better Chromium" on my Pi 400 daily driver.
- Widevine support for DRM content if you don't know how to do, it does it for you
- Google Sync to your Google Account for a more Google Chrome experience: Bookmarks, Password, and Extensions all synced, seems not available on Pi version like a normal PC version (X86 type PC)
- If you like dark modes
- Tab previews, i like it
Anyway my two cents for Chromium being more productive and useful.![8-)]( "Cool")
Even though you use an NVMe SSD and see many plus features in performance I still like to suggest Pi-Apps for "Better Chromium" if you don't know about. Maybe you do!
I use "Better Chromium" on my Pi 400 daily driver.
- Widevine support for DRM content if you don't know how to do, it does it for you
- Google Sync to your Google Account for a more Google Chrome experience: Bookmarks, Password, and Extensions all synced, seems not available on Pi version like a normal PC version (X86 type PC)
- If you like dark modes
- Tab previews, i like it
Anyway my two cents for Chromium being more productive and useful.
Statistics: Posted by uaos — Fri Jul 05, 2024 4:46 pm