Good open-source browser based on chromium ?

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Just use chromium! :)
Download "chromium auto updater" from majorgeeks, it will autoupdate several times per day always with the latest build.
After installed, run the update process, it will download automatically the browser and install it, and enjoy! ;)

And tell me if you like it! :)
 
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yigido said:
Open-source but no chromium. It is based on webkit
http://midori-browser.org/
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I use midori on GNU/Linux but it's verry buggy on windows :/

vrb93 said:
Just use chromium! :)
Download "chromium auto updater" from majorgeeks, it will autoupdate several times per day always with the latest build.
After installed, run the update process, it will download automatically the browser and install it, and enjoy! ;)

And tell me if you like it! :)
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Chromium is not too buggy ? when updates release ?
 
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Not really :)
I used it for almost a year, and had a problem only with one build, but resolved in less than 3hours with the next update.
The program, as I said, will update itself automatically at least once a day, but if you notice problems or bugs just run the update process! The developers release a lot of new builds every day :)
Plus, chromium itself is safer than Google Chrome ;)
 
I don't like it one update per day :/
(Chromium auto updater work fine :), thanks )
And i have found a bug when i download an extension it's written "failure of anti-virus scanning" :(
("Echec de l'analyse antivirus" in french)
 
I use comodo dragon and i'm happy with but it don't have many updates :(
For security it can be a problem ?
(chrome 33 :( )
 
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thepierrezou said:
SRWare Iron is no longer open source if i remmber correctly :/
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Download site said "it is open-sourece"
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thepierrezou said:
Hello,
Is there any good browser based on chromium with regular updates ?
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Personally I tried SRWare Iron and prefer it to Chrome or Chromium and there's even a Linux version.

However you might want to consider a Chromium based browser that's claimed to be the most secure browser by it's developers.

You can get it here: https://www.whitehatsec.com/aviator/

You can read a very long discussion on it here: http://www.sevenforums.com/browsers-mail/329876-most-secure-browser.html

Post #6 onwards - all 16 pages to read through. I use it myself on occasions!
 
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