a virus having been carried by an unofficial build. As with all non-commercial hobby projects which are provided “as is”, nobody would be liable if you get infected by e.g. It is possible it just has the same nasties in each off, let me preface this by stating that I understand your concerns. Even if someone random person regularly releases for a platform it doesn’t automatically mean the binaries are trustworthy. So unless you compile it yourself each time, and very few are going to do that, you have to be careful. Because these binaries are not necessarily reproducible, authenticity cannot be guaranteed.” So basically as any random person can submit binaries rather than just the team and the team doesn’t check that the binary matches the compiled source in theory they could have anything in it. The big problem is “IMPORTANT: These binaries are provided by anyone who are willing to build and submit them. But I’m still not going to use it as it’s just not trustworthy.
But found an install/update extension and someone who releases the mac version quickly and was surprised that it was loading pages faster than Brave.
I tried Ungoogled Chromium again yesterday, I’d briefly tried it before but updates were very slow coming out (which generally is still a problem) and installing/updating extensions were a pain.
