Try installing the latest "trunk" build of Chrom
ium, which likely has already been fixed for Mojave:
https://chromium.woolyss.com/
click on
the top one, where "Installer" is highlighted in blue.
If it works (fixes
were in fact implemented), then you
can expect those fixes to make it "downstream" into Chrome stable in about 1-2 months. (!) No wonder it doesn't work on Chrome stable/Official Build...
Chromium is super extra incredibly bleeding edge and lacks the
"Widevine" DRM monster (
no netflix, hulu),
"Pepper" Flash (so
no adobe flash/shockwave) and any other proprietary code/codecs
like h.264, so it will play Youtube perfectly fine (if it has been fixed for Mojave) but some other websites will break. Youtube by default uses VP9, so it is unaffected by the uninclusion of proprietary codecs.
It does not auto-update. Chrome Canary is a few days behind, so test Chromium first.
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You betcha, just do a
find /System/Library/Frameworks -name '*.framework'
and a
find /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks -name '*.framework'
on both HS and Mojave and then run a diff between the two output file lists.
(the -name is to find nested frameworks within another one, so to get a complete list)
Attachments on DP1 are broken for me, and I haven't yet updated, so if someone could run those commands on Mojave and High Sierra and /usr/bin/diff the two outputs and post that, it would be a great help.