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A screen recorder in the Browser?
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this post was submitted on 28 May 2024
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Feature creep is a hallmark of "software bloat". Using a web browser to do something completely unrelated to it's core functionality is pretty much the definition of "bloat".
Obs is purpose-built to do the thing you want to do. That it also has features you don't want does not make it "bloated".
Fair points. A video recorder for me doesnt need internet access while a browser obviously has it. A browser needs that for me as I use it for video calls, even though it is a bit strange to do this.
But thats it, browsers are multimedia platforms today and using another tool additionally to that doesnt change anything.