Both browsers are based on the same foundation, but by adding proprietary code (such as JavaScript or HTML5) or an automatic update feature, you end up with Chrome and not Chromium. Google Chrome was released in September of 2008 to much fanfare and acclaim, and alongside it, Google announced that it had funded Chromium, “an open source browser project that aims to build a safer, faster, and more stable way for all Internet users to experience the web.” While you would be correct in thinking that Chromium’s source code helped form the architecture that makes up Google Chrome, you might be surprised to discover that the similarities end there. What is Chromium, and how is it different from Chrome? Google just made a big change to how Chromebooks apps work Is macOS more secure than Windows? This malware report has the answerīeware: many ChatGPT extensions and apps could be malware
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