For the extension to work, you need to download and install third-party software.

There are times when banking sites/other news sites, work correctly only in chrome/chromium based browsers. To make matters worse, even news sites, appear to render better in chrome/chromium based browsers. It's kind of sad that chrome has become the new Internet explorer. Rant over. Using ungoogled chromium currently and there are times when I am forced to use a chromium based browser. At times like these, an addon like this is a Godsend. Installed this addon, then the Node JS native client (as per the instructions, I am on Windows), then configured the path to the chromium executable in the addon (for me, it is: C:\Users\your user name\AppData\Local\Chromium\Application\chrome.exe). Works perfectly. Perhaps some would not like to download an extra app/script (the Node JS native client) since it would appear to be suspicious. You always have the option to scan the zip file with an antivirus scanner of your choice:) or better still hop over to github and check out the source code of this addon and stuff, if you are into that kind of thing (disclaimer: I am no software professional but the instructions to install the "3rd party stuff" (AKA NodeJS native client) are very straight forward). Once again, thank you for creating this addon. Peace and out.

Works PERFECTLY with Ungoogled Chromium after some configuring; just what I needed. I like how it automatically opens the browser when I go to my desired website, which is exactly what I was hoping it would do. Now I can finally watch YouTube in HDR, and use Google Maps without GPU artifacts. I don't understand why some people are hating because you have to install an app for this to work. Github is not a "suspicious unknown source". Give me a break. It's freakin' GITHUB! Check the source code if you're scared. Thank you for making this extension!

Agree with disceptive. No note in the details about needing to install from 3rd party stuff and not the normal "Add to Firefox" button to add the plugin. I can't say it will work or not, as I do not install externally like that.

good!

Wonderful, thank you!
For linux users: The path to the executable is usually something like:
/usr/bin/chromium-browser

;-)