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1. Ungoogled chromium alternative install#
2. Ungoogled chromium alternative Patch#
3. Ungoogled chromium alternative software#
4. Ungoogled chromium alternative download#

Ungoogled chromium alternative Patch#

This often means reading patch notes you wouldn't want to miss a critical security update. However, this is a double-edged sword you also have to stay on top of these updates in the first place.

Ungoogled chromium alternative install#

Installing extensions by hand does give you greater control over the exact versions of extensions you're running.įor example, you can more easily rollback an update that keeps crashing your browser when you install extensions manually. Hence the want to install Chromium extensions manually. So, in general, this may very well not be an issue to everyone, but it is still a viable issue for some. Let's not forget that a number of extensions on the Chrome Web Store have been found to steal user data.ĭepending on who you are and what you require need for your own privacy wants and needs, none of this may be a big deal to you perhaps your Google account is a "throwaway" account that you use when interacting with any other Google service in the first place.

Ungoogled chromium alternative software#

This is Google's hyper personalized recommendation system at work.Īlso, not to mention that some of the "privacy" related extensions and other related software may turn out to not to be as private or secure as advertised. You may also start seeing advertisements (can we recommend an adblocking solution while we're at it?) across the web for "privacy" and "secure" software. You may start getting search "suggestions" that relate to privacy extensions.

Ungoogled chromium alternative download#

What I mean by that 2nd point in the above sentence, is that you might start seeing more extensions related to "privacy" once you download a privacy related extension. This means that if you download a privacy related extension straight from the web store, 1) this gets directly linked your google account, which is subject to Google's privacy policy and 2) feeds some information straight to Google.

This information can be relatively harmless, but we know how hard Big Tech mines any bit of information available.įor example, with the Chrome Web Store, you can only download extensions if you have and are signed into a Google account. Naturally, when you install apps and extensions from any kind of web store directly, you're trading some of your information. Installing extensions by hand or simply bypassing the Chrome Web Store, can improve your privacy. This is probably the biggest reason for most users choosing to install extensions manually. Why would you ever choose to install an extension by hand?Įxact individual reasons vary, but in general you can boil it down to a couple of points: I was having difficulties making sense of this, until it occurred to me that you meant 0002-Yandex-as-default-search-engine.patch instead.Īpart from that it is very-very vaguely phrased: Proposing to include some patches from ROSA into Ungoogled Chromium → 0001-Functional-new-tab-page-with-non-Google-search-engin.patch 0002-Yandex-as-default-search-engine.patch sets Yandex as the default search engine → I do not propose to yandex. 0001-Functional-new-tab-page-with-non-Google-search-engin.patch sets Yandex as the default search engine for multiple regions. This one actually has some value to it, but there is already -custom-ntp, which could do the same.ģ. 0001-Functional-new-tab-page-with-non-Google-search-engin.patch makes new tab page be usable if Google is not the default search engine Proposing to include some patches from ROSA into Ungoogled Chromium point one included?Ģ. I think patch 0004 is simple and can be easily imported into ungoogled-chromium. Most recent spec file and pathes are here:

Approach used in ungoogled-chromium is simplier: Google is simply replaced with no search, but it makes Google miss in the list of search engines.