Davis Ford

@mlasak that's exactly what I did. I did not modify the code, and I wrote shell scripts to to copy the necessary sources over if you want to update the...

Enjoy: https://github.com/davisford/android-chromium-view I may not have a lot of time to maintain this so if you want to help out (not just fork it), and have ideas to improve it,...

@gulian / @ziransun please [see here](https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!msg/chromium-dev/mZozLdyw20c/OWimvzYiLdAJ) -- doesn't seem like it would be all that difficult. The code is all there between the Chromium and Android repos, and they make...

@ziransun while it is a great step in the right direction, and indeed it may solve a lot of issues for some people, there are reasons why one wants more...

@ziransun my repo provides two executable build targets: - Chromium Content Shell = the core browser that lacks all of the Google Chrome features - Chromium Test Shell = everything...

@ziransun one last point I want to add, the way the source is setup in a default Chromium checkout for Android is _not_ standard -- i.e. how you'd expect for...

@ziransun all the code in that repo is Google's. The only thing I provided is a shell script to update it, and I organized it into easily consumable gradle projects....

@ekelokorpi are you sure you're using hardware gpu acceleration?

@ekelokorpi good question -- I'm fairly new to Android internals myself. I'm not 100% sure if there's something in settings that will tell you this. I do think you could...

Would you accept a PR to add support for it?