In the browser wars of the past decade, Chrome has emerged as the overwhelming victor. IE6, Flash, and the Edge browser's previous engine have all faded into history. (Ironically, Edge now shares the same engine as Chrome, even down to the version number. :)) The security industry has also undergone profound changes, evolving from ActiveX in the early days to WebRTC today, offering increasingly convenient and faster user experiences.
Although browsers possess significant advantages, several functions are relatively difficult to implement, such as frame-by-frame playback, support for joysticks and keyboards, synchronous playback, and intelligent TV walls. Therefore, USC has launched a C++-based client, and the aforementioned functions will be supported gradually.
