Anonymous
6/23/2025, 2:56:12 PM No.105680168
Am I forgotten?
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Cromite - /g/ (#105680168) [Archived: 788 hours ago]
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 4:01:19 PM No.105680645
>>105680168 (OP)
still updating doe
still updating doe
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 5:17:39 PM No.105681172
>>105680168 (OP)
How is this different than, for instance, ungoogled chromium or Brave?
How is this different than, for instance, ungoogled chromium or Brave?
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Anonymous
6/23/2025, 6:07:49 PM No.105681568
>>105680168 (OP)
Did uazo also kick the bucket like carl? Will they move on to Dromite now?
Did uazo also kick the bucket like carl? Will they move on to Dromite now?
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 8:07:50 PM No.105682484
>>105681663
@grok is this real?
@grok is this real?
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 8:08:48 PM No.105682495
All Chromium forks are useless considering the Manifest V2 deprecation.
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 8:16:35 PM No.105682573
It still works, what's the problem
Anonymous
6/23/2025, 10:47:34 PM No.105683832
>>105680168 (OP)
Bromite is still good, even tho it is old as shit. In cromite when you put the address bar on the bottom the edges get fucked up, that irked me too much.
Bromite is still good, even tho it is old as shit. In cromite when you put the address bar on the bottom the edges get fucked up, that irked me too much.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 1:10:00 AM No.105684912
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 1:11:55 AM No.105684925
>>105680168 (OP)
I'm trying to using it right now, but I get this weird bug where all dropdown appear on the topleft corner for some reason.
I'm trying to using it right now, but I get this weird bug where all dropdown appear on the topleft corner for some reason.
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Anonymous
6/24/2025, 1:54:33 AM No.105685210
>>105683832
Bromite is ancient anon, I normally don't say this but: enjoy getting hacked
Bromite is ancient anon, I normally don't say this but: enjoy getting hacked
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 1:55:54 AM No.105685215
>>105680218
Stop posting the lutris logo.
Stop posting the lutris logo.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 2:14:09 AM No.105685337
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 5:11:23 AM No.105686286
>>105683832
>>105684925
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that let's me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.
>>105684925
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that let's me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 5:13:34 AM No.105686298
>>105683832 #
>>105684925 #
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that lets me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.
>>105684925 #
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that lets me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.
Anonymous
6/24/2025, 5:15:06 AM No.105686312
>>105683832
>>105684925
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that lets me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.
>>105684925
I was using Cromite on a Fire tablet because it's one of the few that lets me use secure DNS (Amazon did some fuckery with Fire OS that causes secure DNS to be grayed out on most browsers saying it's "managed by your organization") because my ISP blocks catbox on their DNS server but with each update it kept getting buggier and buggier. The breaking point for me was when one of the updates fucked up the font rendering and AFAIK it hasn't been fixed yet, I ended up switching to Opera ironically enough.