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Chromium and Firefox work perfectly on Wayland. Minor issues like de-coupling tabs or something are made a bit differently, but thats cosmetic.
Great that it works perfectly for you 👍 For me, it doesn't.
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Yeah thats not usual behavior and your system is likely broken
Ah, the good old "works on my machine" 👍 Nothing but a good expression of disregard of other people's problems.
Principal Skinner: Is there a problem with Wayland and Chrome/Chromium/Firefox for some people? Nah, their system is broken
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If you give me more details maybe I can say something else :D
At least on Fedora, official tarball (
firefoxandfirefox-bin), Fedora Firefox, Librewolf RPM, Librewolf Flatpak, Firefox Flatpak, torbrowser flatpak, Thunderbird flatpak, selfbuilt Firefox nightly, Chromium RPM, Chromium Flatpak and Brave RPM all work flawlessly when it comes to Wayland.