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Chromebook support #4671

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theRealBitcoinClub opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 6 comments
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Chromebook support #4671

theRealBitcoinClub opened this issue Nov 23, 2020 · 6 comments

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@theRealBitcoinClub
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Will you add a Chrome plugin at any time in the future? Would you appreciate someone coding that for you?

@theRealBitcoinClub
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It would be useful to all the Chromebook users

@EvanHahn-Signal
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I've filed this as a feature request.

Please don't start coding anything until we've discussed a little bit more—we don't want to waste your time!

@theRealBitcoinClub
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thanks

@ftpmorph
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Most Chromebooks can run Crostini which allows you to install Signal Desktop via the Debian repo already.

A Chrome plugin would most likely have privacy drawbacks, probably not ideal for a platform like Signal.

@schultzter
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The Signal desktop is actually an Electron app, which is basically a Chrome browser and Node.js. Installing another browser on your Chromebook just to run a web app makes no sense!!!

And with the advancements in PWA's is makes no sense anywhere! At least with a PWA I can choose my browser - with Electron I'm forced to use Chrome.

I would prefer Signal desktop were re-written as a PWA.

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stale bot commented Sep 24, 2021

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