Hmm... so in summary..
1. Chrome promotes DRM
2. Edit images using Adobes Flash
3. Some kind of photo editor. Except seems any web browser could use..
4. Run google programs (since chrome is by google..)
I find it ironic that
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freedom and ownership of Linux
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and
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Technically Netflix is not ‘supported’ on Linux the way it is on Apple’s Mac OS X or Windows 8.1 where the default browsers (Safari or Internet Explorer ) have native support for EME (Encrypted Media Extensions, which allows browsers to playback DRMed content). So you can’t play Netflix in Firefox, or distro specific browsers, on Linux because they have not yet implemented EME.
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are in the same blog post. Really?