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> My solution is Radeon
> video, whose drivers are in the kernel.

That is my go to as well but gaming laptops often have Nvidia and most other
laptops hardly have any USB ports or even sometimes ethernet ports these days.

After trying all the repo ones. I found that the Nvidia driver with the least
issues is the .run one downloaded from nvidia.com. That is on a new system with
both AMD and Nvidia GPUS. On Windows old drivers downloaded from Nvidia.com work
fine but on Linux you need a newer system (usually hardware works for longer on
Linux). There is a security argument but generally the internet shouldn't be
able to attack you through your GPU. It makes more sense to limit browser
capability than break GPU drivers IMO.

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All the best,
             Kevin Chadwick