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M114

Chromium 114 has even better support for WebGPU than 113. For more info about this, see the previous release notes.
Chromium and Thorium now support specifying and appending commandline flags via the CHROME_EXTRA_FLAGS environment variable. For example:
export CHROME_EXTRA_FLAGS="--no-sandbox" and then running thorium-browser from the same shell, will append --no-sandbox. You could set this in your ~/.bashrc or /etc/profile However, keep in mind that Thorium already also has a custom way to set default flags, by making/editing ~/.config/thorium-flags.conf
V8 (Chromium's JavaScript engine) has added some new optimizations to the Maglev compiler. A noticeable difference in JIT javascript compilation can be seen between Chromium 113 and 114. Interesting read here > https://blog.chromium.org/2023/06/how-chrome-achieved-high-scores-on.html Thanks @midzer for telling me about this.

libjxl updated to 0.8.2 (Adds better transparency/alpha support) Thanks @gz83 for helping me with this.
libhighway updated to 1.0.4 (Minor SIMD upgrade)
Fixes for Wayland (should hopefully fix Alex313031/thorium#162)
HEVC and AC3 support have been restored (as promised)
More Android ARM64 optimizations
New "media foundation" widevine path on Windows by using the enable_media_foundation_widevine_cdm = true args.gn flag (should hopefully fix Alex313031/Thorium-Win#48 and Alex313031/Thorium-AVX2#84)
RPM support so that people on those distros don't have to use the .zip or .appimage anymore. (Fixes Alex313031/thorium#139)
IMPORTANT You will have to use sudo rpm --install --nodeps file.rpm because it tries to install libffmpeg.so.
Debian 12 "Bookworm" Support
MacOS 14 "Sonoma" Support