Ungoogled Chromium 154.0.8037.57-1 has been released, incorporating the same version of Chromium that includes an impressive 108 security fixes, notably addressing critical vulnerabilities in GPU, graphics stack, and memory handling. The project aims to remove Google web-service dependencies while maintaining the default Chromium experience, using a domain-substitution method that reroutes Google domains to a non-functional address. This version prioritizes privacy by having features like Safe Browsing turned off by default, encouraging users to configure settings manually for enhanced privacy. Overall, the release emphasizes a balance between security, privacy, and user control, with the substantial patch count reflecting a proactive approach to addressing vulnerabilities

Ungoogled Chromium 154.0.8037.57-1 Ships with 108 Security Fixes

Ungoogled Chromium 154.0.8037.57-1 has been released on top of Chromium 154.0.8037.57, the point release Google pushed to its stable channel two days earlier. That Chromium build carries an unusually large 108 security fixes, including a spread of Critical flaws in the GPU, graphics stack, and memory handling. The project strips out Google's web-service dependencies using a domain-substitution trick that reroutes every known Google domain to a dead qjz9zk address, though it keeps Safe Browsing off by default.

Ungoogled Chromium 154.0.8037.57-1 Ships with 108 Security Fixes @ Linux Compatible