Ungoogled Chromium 153.0.8010.36-1 has been released, aligning with Google's latest Chromium base and enhancing privacy protections through various security patches. Key updates include blocking WebRTC IP leaks, disabling Federated Identity Management, and tightening domain substitutions for telemetry endpoints. The maintainers have also implemented routine updates and quality-of-life improvements while ensuring that privacy measures like RLZ tracking and Safe Browsing reporting remain disabled. Users are encouraged to update promptly to address security vulnerabilities and maintain optimal privacy features
Ungoogled Chromium 153.0.8010.36-1 Drops with Rapid Security Patch and Expanded Privacy Protections
Ungoogled Chromium 153.0.8010.36-1 has arrived, catching up with Google's latest Chromium base. The update expands its privacy defenses by tightening domain substitutions for new telemetry endpoints, blocking WebRTC IP leaks, and disabling Federated Identity Management alongside the ongoing Privacy Sandbox initiatives. Maintainer Ahrotahn handled the rapid commit and GPG-verified build, with dozens of patched privacy and fingerprinting protections intact. Users relying on the project should update immediately to close the security gap, especially if they depend on specific JIT toggles or extension flags that shift between builds.
