Ungoogled Chromium 152.0.7977.64-1 has been released, providing a routine update to the Chromium 152 version across all supported platforms, but without introducing new privacy features or significant code changes. The browser prioritizes offline privacy by removing Google Safe Browsing and requiring users to manage their security manually, which may deter users seeking automatic threat detection. This update maintains the project’s mission to offer a Google-free browsing experience through cumulative patches that enhance privacy while keeping the browser similar to vanilla Chromium. Overall, users who prioritize privacy may appreciate the trade-offs made, while those focused on security might need to implement additional measures

Ungoogled Chromium 152.0.7977.64-1 Ships: Routine Chromium Bump for Privacy Users

Ungoogled Chromium 152.0.7977.64-1 has been released today, delivering a routine upstream update to Chromium 152 across all supported platforms. The release carries a -1 revision tag, meaning it applies the project's standard patch set without introducing new privacy features or code changes. By stripping Google Safe Browsing and substituting service domains at runtime, the browser prioritizes offline privacy over automatic threat detection, requiring users to manage security manually. 

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