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A browser-version gap may explain xCloud dropping support for 2020 Samsung TVs

A user suspects the TVs’ Chromium 69 browsers lack Web Worker features required by the new play.xbox.com.

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A user suggests xCloud stopped supporting 2020 Samsung TV models because they run Chromium 69, which the user dates to 2018. They say the new play.xbox.com depends on Web Worker features introduced in Chromium 70.

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@redphxI think this is why xCloud decided to stop supporting Samsung TV 2020 models: they run Chromium 69 (2018), but the new https://play.xbox.com depends on Web Worker features introduced in Chromium 70. https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/specifications/web-engine-specifications.html https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-chrome-705h
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    @redphxI think this is why xCloud decided to stop supporting Samsung TV 2020 models: they run Chromium 69 (2018), but the new https://play.xbox.com depends on Web Worker features introduced in Chromium 70. https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/specifications/web-engine-specifications.html https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-chrome-705h
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