I've used most of the web browsers out there over the past two decades, but for the past few years I've been solidly stuck on Chromium. It's the open-source project Chrome's sourced from, so it has many of the same advantages.
The one thing that held me back from using Chromium was the lack of a built in auto updater. Is it built in now or does it still rely on third party software?
I've used most of the web browsers out there over the past two decades, but for the past few years I've been solidly stuck on Chromium. It's the open-source project Chrome's sourced from, so it has many of the same advantages.
The one thing that held me back from using Chromium was the lack of a built in auto updater. Is it built in now or does it still rely on third party software?
Most of us with Chromium simply let our Linux distributions take care of the updates.
Ah yes ... software updater. One of the things I do miss about Linux.
Chromium is not really a thing outside of Linux so a Windows Updater is not any kind of priority to the team.