Ungoogled Chromium 151.0.7922.71-1 has been released, incorporating 370 security fixes from Google's latest Stable channel while removing all Google service integrations. The build maintains the same rendering engine and performance as Chrome but replaces Google services with a private pseudo-TLD and disables features like Safe Browsing and AI integrations. While the project has gained popularity for prioritizing privacy, it faces performance challenges, as benchmarks show a notable gap compared to stock Chrome. The Linux version is available now, while Windows and macOS users will need to wait for an upcoming patch, with the project continuing to attract attention for its commitment to providing a secure browsing experience without telemetry
Ungoogled Chromium 151 Released with 370 Security Fixes and Stripped Google Services
Ungoogled Chromium 151.0.7922.71-1 has been released, delivering the exact same rendering engine and 370 upstream security fixes as Google's latest Stable channel release. The build gutters every Google service integration at compile time, including telemetry, Safe Browsing, and AI features, while replacing the default domain routing with a private pseudo-TLD. Linux users can grab the archive straight from the project's CI artifacts today, though Windows and macOS builds will lag slightly behind for the upcoming .72 patch. A growing Speedometer benchmark gap suggests the patch layer still carries noticeable overhead, but the privacy baseline keeps drawing a steady crowd to the repository.
