51 million lines of code. Chromium codebase.

[u/hollow_hideous_soul]

[u/Nurgeard]

Chromium is a codebase for webbrowsers

EDIT: Actually never mind! Apparently the dino game IS part of Chromium and not just Chrome - so yeah probably 1/3 is to make the dino jump, he is a heavy lad after all.

[u/PleaseMakeItSpecial → u/Nurgeard]

The dinosaur still needs to jump over the cacti.

[u/Capta-nomen-usoris → u/PleaseMakeItSpecial]

And to duck for the pre pteredacw tperedacts BIRDS

[u/12AngryYOLOs → u/Capta-nomen-usoris]

Gold this is way to low

[u/uryunga → u/Capta-nomen-usoris]

that would be the other 1/3

[u/Nurgeard → u/PleaseMakeItSpecial]

Ah damn I actually forgot about that, haven't used Chrome more than for testing in a long time ( web dev testing ) but I'm pretty sure the offline game is part of Chrome, and not the Chromium codebase right?

[u/PleaseMakeItSpecial → u/Nurgeard]

I believe it's directly in Chromium weirdly enough! https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:components/neterror/resources/dino_game/

[u/tankerkiller125real → u/PleaseMakeItSpecial]

It is, and then Microsoft replaced it with their surfing version for MS Edge

[u/sirreldar → u/Nurgeard]

Surely

[u/maxinfet → u/Nurgeard]

Yeah, there is a lot of stuff in Chromium directly that surprised me, in particular, controller support for many different video game console controllers.

[u/Nurgeard → u/maxinfet]

Damn, but I guess that isn't too weird in the end actually - I can imagine smart tvs and maybe even console hubs could run on Chromium - or just access Chromium based app / browser

[u/Nurgeard → u/[deleted]]

In Chrome, if you open the browser without an internet connection you are met with a simple yet addicting dino game. I thought this game was only in Chrome, but apparently the game files are part of Chromium

[u/AdrianJMartin → u/[deleted]]

you can play it with a connection too, type chrome://dino in the address bar

[u/Lint_baby_uvulla → u/Nurgeard]

redditsniper strikes again