# Set Chromium binaries architecture (integer): # Adobe Flash Player PPAPI portable library path (string):įlashPlayerPath=.\plugins\pepflashplayer.dll # Relative (to chrlauncher directory) or full path (env. # Chromium executable file name (string): Not suitable for touchscreen usersįor the alternatives, it’s strongly advisable to use Adguard for Desktop and run the browsers sandboxed.ChromiumCommandLine=-flag-switches-begin -disable-remote-fonts -disable-sync -user-data-dir=.\profile -no-default-browser-check -allow-outdated-plugins -disable-logging -disable-breakpad -flag-switches-end Its update is on par with the latest stable Chromium version
Do NOT allow access to the chrome flags Security of browser, if any, can be an issue It’s one(1) version behind stable Chromium release. Searches of built-in search engine are not so relevant It’s fast and can access the chrome flags but no Appcontainer flag Uses encrypted proxy which is faster than not using it. Has its own web store with a handful of non-tracker/blocker extensions Do NOT allow the addition of extensions. On start up it connects to Digital Ocean(ISP) in Netherlands It would be best if Ungoogled Chromium can update on par with stable Chromium release to avoid security issues in the browser, if any. It would be good if Ungoogled Chromium has its own web store, like Epic Privacy Browser, whereby some better extensions can be made available. IMO, for the privacy-conscious, Ungoogled Chromium is the choice as it and its extensions do NOT connect to Google. It’s only under-the-hood that major changes in privacy settings take place. Like Chromium you can also access their flags to make changes. On the GUI both are almost the same as stable Chromium. And both require manual update for new versions. Ungoogled Chromium – Borrows features from Debian, Inox patchset and Iridium browserĥ) Iridium – Differences between Iridium and Chromium, hereĭifferences between Iridium and Chromium Ĭ) Summary - Ungoogled Chromium vs Iridiumīoth use open source Chromium, fast and are very privacy-oriented browsers. However, if lucky, we may see the release of v58.x Ungoogled Chromium – Very slow to update due to one man show. User will need to check the extensions for updates.ģ) Iridium – Faster to update.
Extensions are not automatically downloaded. Ungoogled Chromium – A bit troublesome as user needs to download the crx files using the ID of the extension and drag and drop to install them. It’s possible that such extensions collect data and phone home to Google. Ungoogle Chromium – Connects to Amazon(Germany) on start upĢ) Iridium - Allows installation of extensions from chrome web store directly. With the same speed flag settings opening of web sites is faster for Ungoogled Chromium (using searX search engine) over Chrome (default search engine).ġ) Iridium – Like Chromium, it phones home to Google on start up of same extensions for Chrome and Ungoogled Chromium on the same tablet and all are working very well. GitHub - Eloston/ungoogled-chromium: Modifications to Google Chromium for removing Google integration and enhancing privacy, control, and transparencyĪ) Speed Test – Ungoogled Chromium vs Chrome(The Speed King) This program plans on reducing the amount of communications between Google and your browser, thus protecting your privacy and reducing data usage.Īside from cutting the hidden data exchange between your computer and Google servers, this application also substitutes various web domains in the source code, strips binaries from the source code, forces pop-ups into tabs, disables automatic URL formatting and disables WebRTC.įurthermore, it disables Google-domain-related functionality such as Google Host Detector, Google Cloud Messaging, Google Hotwording or Google URL tracker.įor more details of Ungoogled Chromium you can refer here Ungoogled Chromium is actually a Chromium spin-off that offers you all of Chromium's capabilities but removes integration with Google services, thus providing you with a browser that is highly transparent in terms of privacy and control.Įven if you don't plan on associating a Google account with your Chromium browser, the browser still shelters a number of background services or features that communicate with Google servers.
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