Inclusion of Marmaduke's ungoogled chromium

[sankhababu]

Sir

There is a Chromium browser available in https://chromium.woolyss.com/#android.

It is from Marmaduke and it is ungoogled.

Here is the source - https://github.com/macchrome/droidchrome/releases/tag/v127.6533.109-M127.0.6533.109-r1313161-Ungoogled-And64

After download, it seems to a fork of Cromite browser.

Could you please take a look in your available time, if it is worthy to be included in FF Updater?

Then we'll get the opportunity to have two Cromite in a phone, practically.

Regards

[sankhababu]

@Tobi823 sir, could you consider on this please?
It is maintained better, now on chromium version 130., https://github.com/macchrome/droidchrome/releases/tag/v130.6723.123-M130.0.6723.123-r1356013-Ungoogled-And64

whereas Thorium still 126.

[ghost]

This issue is old now, but I don't think this Browser is suitable for FFUpdater. I've looked at it and there are some problems with it. The browser seems to be a fork of Cromite, as you noticed, or at least the Cromite patches are applied. However, other changes have been made, and it is not obvious which ones. The developer does not provide any information about the browser, and a request from Bromite (Cromite's discontinued original project) for the patches was closed without comment. This is also a violation of the license under which Cromite is licensed. A user raised this in the comments of chromium.woolyss.com, whereupon the developer became abusive. I do not think the project is trustworthy and the added value is also very low.

[sankhababu]

This issue is old now, but I don't think this Browser is suitable for FFUpdater. I've looked at it and there are some problems with it. The browser seems to be a fork of Cromite, as you noticed, or at least the Cromite patches are applied. However, other changes have been made, and it is not obvious which ones. The developer does not provide any information about the browser, and a request from Bromite (Cromite's discontinued original project) for the patches was closed without comment. This is also a violation of the license under which Cromite is licensed. A user raised this in the comments of chromium.woolyss.com, whereupon the developer became abusive. I do not think the project is trustworthy and the added value is also very low.

Thanks for your effort and opinion, that's what I needed.
I'm using this browser for some times, updates arranged with Obtanium but respecting your meticulous analysis I'll discontinue to use this anymore.