Security & privacy
Ungoogled Chromium is a Chromium variant that removes dependencies on Google web services while preserving a familiar browsing interface. It includes Chromium rendering, reduced service integration, and manual privacy controls.
Users wanting Chromium with fewer automatic Google service connections
Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work. Distribution and update mechanisms vary by platform.
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The application is distributed under the project’s published open source licenses. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
the project’s published open source licenses; Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
Brings Chromium rendering and reduced service integration into the same workflow.
Review the available privacy controls, configure the extension installation workflow, and test important websites before making it your default browser.
Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
Distribution and update mechanisms vary by platform.
Ungoogled Chromium fits users wanting Chromium with fewer automatic Google service connections. Review the available privacy controls, configure the extension installation workflow, and test important websites before making it your default browser.
Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work. Distribution and update mechanisms vary by platform. Match the configuration to your needs, and keep recoverable copies of important settings or keys.
The application is distributed under the project’s published open source licenses. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
Yes. Ungoogled Chromium includes Chromium rendering. Review the available privacy controls, configure the extension installation workflow, and test important websites before making it your default browser.
Removing integrated services adds some manual configuration work.
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