On Tuesday September 10 2019 12:03:17 Ave Milia wrote: >Terminal=false >TerminalOptions=--disable-font-subpixel-positioning
I think this is for passing options to the terminal emulator programme. However, >Exec=CHROMIUM_USER_FLAGS="--disable-font-subpixel-positioning" chromium %u Have you tried `Exec=chromium --disable-font-subpixel-positioning %u` ? >export CHROMIUM_USER_FLAGS="--disable-font-subpixel-positioning" > >directly into /usr/bin/chromium You can probably also put it in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile, or possiby ~/.login . Putting it in ~/.zshrc likely doesn't have the effect you hope for because the launcher for the desktop environment doesn't use your login shell but either /bin/sh or whatever shell is configured at the top of individual shell scripts. >Unfortunately, not on my machine: chromium starts faster, loads page elements >faster, has better plugin support (after FF killed XUL, developers How many plugins does one still need nowadays?! FF does have somewhat less extensions but the ones I find crucial do exist or can be adapted from the Chrome version with a (half)automated tool. FF was more than 2x faster than Google Chrome across several CPUs and operating systems on an HTML5 benchmark that sadly has been retired since (that was 1 or 2 y ago). Even my self-compiled QtWebkit (the rebooted version) was faster, almost 2x. FF is also the only browser that is still kept up-to-date for the OS version I have on my Mac, so that's what I use across the board nowadays. R
