Chromium?

[xalius]

Thanks for figuring that out, works like a charm... http://i.imgur.com/9ZbYZjU.png

[psychedup]

I just used it to play a youtube video, full-screen and it was almost flawless. Thanks!

[Luke]

I just used it to play a youtube video, full-screen and it was almost flawless. Thanks!

480p or 720p ?

[psychedup]

I just used it to play a youtube video, full-screen and it was almost flawless. Thanks!

480p or 720p ?

That was at 720p. The picture was a little jumpy here and there, but I was surprised at how viewable it was.

I tried again at 1080p and it was not nearly as smooth. So stick to 720p for now.

[xalius]

Sounds pretty good to me for no hardware acceleration at all there...

[Monochrome]

Thanks guys! I tried it and it's not bad. It will be easier to wait for hardware acceleration now

[cantcode]

Edit #2: 
Successfully installed! Here are the steps:
1. Download chromium_51.0.2704.63-2.2linarojessie1_arm64.deb from this page. (It's near the bottom of the list)
2. Open your terminal and cd into wherever it downloaded ( most likely `cd ~/Downloads` )
3. Run `sudo gdebi chro*` to install chromium along with its dependencies
4. Now you can run it whenever with `chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox`

Optional: Make a shortcut alias command for `chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox`
1. Run `alias chrome='chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox'`
2. Now you can just run `chrome &` to boot up chrome in a background process with the required flag

Hi there! Would anyone have any idea why, when I change directory to Downloads, then run "sudo gdebi chro*" I get this error: sudo: gdebi: command not found

Thank you

[Monochrome]

Edit #2: 
Successfully installed! Here are the steps:
1. Download chromium_51.0.2704.63-2.2linarojessie1_arm64.deb from this page. (It's near the bottom of the list)
2. Open your terminal and cd into wherever it downloaded ( most likely `cd ~/Downloads` )
3. Run `sudo gdebi chro*` to install chromium along with its dependencies
4. Now you can run it whenever with `chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox`

Optional: Make a shortcut alias command for `chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox`
1. Run `alias chrome='chromium --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox'`
2. Now you can just run `chrome &` to boot up chrome in a background process with the required flag

Hi there! Would anyone have any idea why, when I change directory to Downloads, then run "sudo gdebi chro*" I get this error: sudo: gdebi: command not found

Thank you

Because you don't have "gdebi" installed.

sudo apt-get install gdebi

[cantcode]

Because you don't have "gdebi" installed.

sudo apt-get install gdebi

And... now you know how much experience I have with Linux!!!

(twice as much as yesterday!)

[Monochrome]

Because you don't have "gdebi" installed.

sudo apt-get install gdebi

And... now you know how much experience I have with Linux!!!

(twice as much as yesterday!)

No worries. I'm also not an expert. Glad I could help