Ungoogled Chromium has released version 155.0.8059.39-1, which incorporates the latest Chromium Stable security updates while removing all traces of Google. This version includes 24 security fixes, among which several are critical use-after-free vulnerabilities, and is available across multiple platforms, making it a notable win for users on Windows and macOS who have seen previous releases primarily focused on Linux. The project emphasizes user privacy by stripping Google services from the browser but requires manual adjustments for optimal privacy settings, like disabling Safe Browsing by default. Although this release doesn't introduce new features, it continues to fulfill its promise of providing a secure and Google-free browsing experience for privacy-conscious users

Ungoogled Chromium 155 Ships with Chromium Stable Security Fixes

Ungoogled Chromium 155.0.8059.39-1 has been released, repackaging the latest Chromium Stable with all traces of Google stripped out. It inherits Chromium 155's security-heavy update, which packed 24 fixes including several Critical use-after-free flaws, just two days after Google shipped it to Stable. Privacy-focused users can grab it via AUR, Homebrew, Flatpak, or a distro repo, though building from source is recommended if you care about trust.

Ungoogled Chromium 155 Ships with Chromium Stable Security Fixes @ Linux Compatible