This is pure beauty: ungoogled-chromium
you can add extensions via drag and drop .crx file to chrome://extensions/
ungoogled-chromium runs domain substitution on the whole source code before compiling. Then, in case the browser attempts to connect to a google domain, it blocks the connection and alerts the user. You don't get more anti-google than that.
unlike iridium, it's the lastest version
firecuck is aids
>unlike iridium, it's the lastest version
no it isn't, unless you compile it yourself. last time i checked
are there newer binaries than version 55?
ungoogled-chromium is at 66.0.3359.139 on debian, arch, ubuntu, manjaro, opensuse and redhat.
iridium is at 57 or 55
Das rite!
>giving it a try again yesterday
>can't install because dependency is too high
fugg I hate when that happens, ungoogled chromium should come with debian already
You need to install chromium first. ungoogled will uninstall it after.
also, after you install chromium, go to chrome.google.com
amazing, thank you user
god damn right click after you istall it. took me 30 min to figure that out
Very nice
For anyone who didn't know up to date Windows builds are available here:
github.com
is there a gentoo ebuild for this? the one in layman is version 55.
Little OT
I am now using this
Is there any way to auto-synchronize browser's favorites with different browser in my phone via LAN?
Or some extension that can sync them and isn't a fucking botnet?
No binaries for Ubuntu 18.04?
>ungoogled-chromium
what's the difference with normal Chromium? AFAIK Chromium is ungoogled already
It's not, regular Chromium phones home to google.
>Chromium is ungoogled already
i doubt that
it's what it is, ungoogled chromium.
that means chromium is "googled".
pic related
kek
Oh shit, they finally update the software. Time to update.
lies. debian has no ungoogled chromium. its just regular chromium with some questionable unremovable extentions
>ungoogled-chromium
wireshark it fucking inbred
What are you implying?
well iridium is dead.. so it's better either way
...
Still non-free software.
fuck off stallman
your on a non free site user
What about Inox?
try to play drm.
Inox is good too. Ungoogled Chromium does a bit more, though, they merge patch-sets from Inox, Iridium, and use Debian's hardened sandbox, among other things. Inox is perfectly fine, though, and is likely to be the preference on Arch since it's kept up to date by the maintainer.
No thanks, I prefer to use the original version.
>using iridium for privacy
LEL
this is now preferred browser of Jow Forumstards
better than outdated memefox browsers to be honest user
Or i could just stay on firefox
>expecting up-to-date packages on Debian
bump for wireshark log
>removes the features that make chrome useful
HURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
The only feature that makes chrome useful is it being a browser
l2 use ff quantum faggots
this.
Firefox Sync integration when?
kek
uploadDataTo("goo" + "gle.com/botnet");
Nothing personnel m8.
>This is pure beauty
lol, it's trash
Nice try but you failed.
Hi, has anyone tested this with wireshark? Confirmed legit no external connections to anything?
if no one has answered in 1-2 hours I will try it. hopefully I don't have to compile it I'm lazy
>2018
>not using iftop for basic connection detecting
>he doesn't use hotkeys to operate his tabs
Sad!
I'd also like to know this. Tried it with Iridium and caught it doing so.
>2017+1
>using your mouse to open a new tab
the absolute state of Jow Forums
Thanks, always wanted this. Too lazy to do it myself thou
Just use Vivaldi you autists
just use qutebrowser and blog google in your hosts
also buy a pass so you can post on 4chins
Test it yourself.
shilling lies
sad
>not using ngrep
Nice try, pajeet. You aren't getting me that easily.
What are the advantages of using ungoogled-chromium over Brave?
The Brave "botnet" IMHO is just a meme, since all the options about paid-ads are disabled by default.
>Vivaldi
BASED
get a clue ya pinhead
I use woolys chromium, I don't need this shit
ungoogled-chromium is 100% free software. All blobs are cleaned from source before compiling. Every module is compiled from source instead of getting a binary version from Google servers (what regular Chromium does when compiling).
Non-free license.
I'm reading this in Apu's voice for some obscure reason.
>Then, in case the browser attempts to connect to a google domain, it blocks the connection
Wouldn't that fuck my captcha up or force me to do 50 captchas till I can post?
no.
see:
ungoogled-chromium is a very nice browser.
It won't, user. Captcha is loaded from the page, not from Chromium's source code.
>2.45 MB
o.O
Bump
Can I switch from Placebofox now?
>11 May 2018
>We have released the latest Iridium version 2018.4 based on Chromium 66.0.3359.130
Kill yourselves
a fake cant be the best