Most people who use the internet are familiar with Chromium -- at least in passing. The Chromium project is one of the most ...

To the average Chromium user, this doesn’t sound like much of a problem. In fact, you might even assume it doesn’t apply to you. The language used in the post makes it sound like Google is ...

Google today announced a “Supporters of Chromium-based Browsers” initiative in partnership with The Linux Foundation, while detailing its contributions to the open-source browser project.

Hence, the users who care more about their privacy and do not want their browsing data to be tracked or synced with their Google account can use Ungoogled Chromium. Also, Ungoogled Chromium will ...

Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers sounds like a very niche local meetup, one with hats and T-shirts that barely fit the name. But it's really a "neutral space" for funding and support ...

Google, Linux Foundation, and other tech giants are collaborating to support the open-source Chromium ecosystem. Google has accounted for 94% of Chromium's contributions since its launch ...

extending Chrome's back-to-basics, web-first design philosophy into a whole operating system. The corporation designed the OS primarily for use with a new style of laptop called Chromebooks ...

Now, the Linux Foundation has announced the creation of a new initiative called "Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers." Set to launch on Jan. 9, 2025, this project aims to strengthen open development ...

Meta, Microsoft, and Opera are on board with the initiative, which aims to support Chromium projects. Meta, Microsoft, and Opera are on board with the initiative, which aims to support Chromium ...