The absolute state of Chrome

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what is on the pic?

>not wanting to offload CPU functions onto other hardware to free up system resources
i thought hardware acceleration was always a good thing, someone redpill me

>click here to disable disable accelerated 2d canvas

>Being this retarded

Yes goy, let us use your GPU to mine bitcoin on top of your CPU.

Brainlet.

>accuses chromium of being a bitcoin miner
it's installed on LITERALLY MILLIONS OF ENDPOINTS
it's OPEN SOURCE
at what point will your autistic paranoia push you over the edge? tell me so i can mark my calendar.

OpenCL miners?
what if the rendering of a canvas somehow does the same calculations that are required to mine crypto. I'm not accusing chrome of being a crypto miner. I'm merely stating that the GPU can be used as a means to mine more crypto on the users machine. We already have JS miners, it's only a matter of time until the mining is hardware accelerated thru the GPU with this "accelerated 2d canvas".

>all these people talking about what the option does
that's not the point, the point is how confusing it is to tell what the button does
>description: "enables the use of..."
>name: "disable-..."
>button: "disable"
so does the option enable or disable the feature? does the disable button enable the feature, because the feature name suggest it disables the feature? or the does the disable button disable the feature because the description says it enables the feature?