The desktop using GL rather than GLES shouldn't affect Oxide - I don't think it cares too much what API the application is using (and Chromium only supports GLES with EGL in any case. "GL" in Chromium refers to one of the windowing-system specific desktop GL API's - GLX on Linux and WGL on Windows). Given that all GL access in Chromium happens on a dedicated thread, it can use a different API without affecting the rest of the application.
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