Is Chromium really better than Chrome?
Is Chromium really better than Chrome?
Jordan Long
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Carson Baker
better at what
Dominic Edwards
nah
in terms of tracking and botnets, its a little bit better, but it doesnt really matter because it calls home anyway
youd be better off avoiding all google products
Thomas Hernandez
its a nightly build without tracking, thats it.
Luke Perez
being a botnet.
Sebastian Bell
It's forks are.
Debian's chromium, Inox, Iridium, Ungoogled.
Isaac Ward
Better at... DELET THIS
Noah Hernandez
Data brokerage
Landon Nguyen
That's cure. I use google ultron.
Aaron Jones
Yeah it's almost as good as Firefox
Owen Morgan
yes, with these switches:
chromium --disable-sync-preferences --process-per-site --enable-dom-distiller --disk-cache-dir=/tmp/cache chromium --disable-gpu --disable-2d-canvas-clip-aa --disable-accelerated-video-decode --disable-boot-animation --disable-breakpad --disable-clear-browsing-data-counters --disable-demo-mode --disable-dinosaur-easter-egg --disable-extensions --disable-gpu-sandbox -disable-gpu-watchdog --disable-logging --disable-login-animations --disable-voice-input --restore-last-session --non-material --no-wifi --no-experiments --no-default-browser-check --disabled-new-style-notification --disable-wake-on-wifi --disable-rtc-smoothness-algorithm --disable-notifications --disable-ntp-most-likely-favicons-from-server --disable-ntp-popular-sites --disable-offline-auto-reload --disable-offline-auto-reload-visible-only
Sebastian Stewart
sorry:
chromium --disable-sync-preferences --process-per-site --enable-dom-distiller --disk-cache-dir=/tmp/cache --disable-gpu --disable-2d-canvas-clip-aa --disable-accelerated-video-decode --disable-boot-animation --disable-breakpad --disable-clear-browsing-data-counters --disable-demo-mode --disable-dinosaur-easter-egg --disable-extensions --disable-gpu-sandbox -disable-gpu-watchdog --disable-logging --disable-login-animations --disable-voice-input --restore-last-session --non-material --no-wifi --no-experiments --no-default-browser-check --disabled-new-style-notification --disable-wake-on-wifi --disable-rtc-smoothness-algorithm --disable-notifications --disable-ntp-most-likely-favicons-from-server --disable-ntp-popular-sites --disable-offline-auto-reload --disable-offline-auto-reload-visible-only
Jaxon Edwards
what do i do with that wall of text?
Ayden Russell
You copypaste it into a terminal, it starts chromium with all this shit toggled off.
Ryan Thompson
ENJOY YOUR BOTNET
David Martinez
Is there an explaination for each of these flags somewhere?
Asher Perry
Well its what NASA uses so yes
Carson Martinez
Probably run it with firejail too then?
Bentley Gray
NASA is one of the oldest organizations in the world with dedicated computer scientists and computing resources and it's still using non-deterministic commodity operating systems and hardware for flight operations
the Samba/Linux vulnerability was(is?) a huge concern for them, not just because they were using Linux, BUT BECAUSE THEY WERE USING FUCKING SAMBA
Juan Diaz
There's no such thing as a webkit browser that doesn't ferry your private browsing data back to Google. Chromium is maximum placebo effect
Levi Ramirez
>--disable-gpu ... --disable-accelerated-video-decode
why
Austin Cox
because shitty hp laptop with integrated gpu which reaches 85 °C with gpu acceleration enabled, that's why
Gavin Nguyen
from my experience, Chromium was always slower
one year to another and nothing's changed