Software Developer, PhD Physicist
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Debian ships Chromium on many architectures for a long time now, apparently. I never tried it outside of x86_64, so I can't say how usable it is. What am I missing? Is this about V8 JIT and widewine? Although those must be already supported on chromebooks, so I don't know.
Lists of architectures on oldstable (bookworm): amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, ppc64el
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/chromium
From where I stand it seems they enabled a build architecture for Chrome, but I don't think this required a lot of porting effort. Kudos for the official support though.
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