@ED_Sln, as promised, I'm back with my opinion about the Unghouled 134, overall, it's a good browser for someone with 16GB+ of RAM, at least highly overclocked DDR3 1866.

It's fast and snappy, but RAM usage is heavy, despite being 32bit. Here I post my screens with and without the browser opened. Thank you for the find, again!

Memory hog!

Edited March 29, 20251 yr by D.Draker
rough day consequential typos

Oh, and I haven't witnessed hostile connections to anywhere,

*The tests were intentionally done on an old "torture" PC where I perform tests. It's an old machine with 8GB or RAM and an OC Core Quad Q9650.

One pleasant thing to admit. it has NO stupid nag screen about Vista anymore!

Not actually suitable for streaming to a Home Theatre due to the lack of Dolby and H265. No biggie for the most here, I guess.

@D.Draker, would YOU suggest to try this browser over Supermium? I've been looking for 32bit for ages!!!

10 hours ago, Saxon said:

@D.Draker, would YOU suggest to try this browser over Supermium? I've been looking for 32bit for ages!!!

ME? Lol. Over Supermium? Of course! Any second! Supermium is buggy (to put it very mildly and politely).

With this one, I was able to use my old Ungoogled profile from over two years ago, without the icons and tab distortions many, including @Jody Thornton were having.

Over Supermium? Especially after this.

https://msfn.org/board/topic/185045-supermium/page/123/#findComment-1279153

Back up your profile first!!!

Copy it to the new browser.

Then start the browser with these.

--disable-machine-id

 

--disable-encryption-win

Voila!

Now always start using those flags, only one time without them would be enough to get the profile lost!!

 

11 hours ago, Saxon said:

@D.Draker, would YOU suggest to try this browser over Supermium? I've been looking for 32bit for ages!!!

Oh, and the UI is neat and clean, unlike in Supermium. NO over-brightness issues or blurry, over-contrast texts, like Supermium/Thorium has.

5 hours ago, D.Draker said:

It's fast and snappy, but RAM usage is heavy, despite being 32bit.

Maybe it's the same problem as it was with Chrome-like browsers in WinXP, when they consumed a lot of memory due to installed C++ 2015-2019. Try unzipping those dlls into the browser folder, if the memory consumption drops, then that's it.

corrected_api_sets.zip

On 3/29/2025 at 6:49 AM, ED_Sln said:

due to installed C++ 2015-2019

D.Draker doesn't have those installed, I know for sure because I closely follow this man and read his posts.

On 3/29/2025 at 8:58 PM, Klemper said:

D.Draker doesn't have those installed, I know for sure because I closely follow this man and read his posts.

Right! I have no need of those, I keep my system clean. @ED_Sln, nothing changed, but thanks! 

I forgot to tell, manifest v2 extensions work flawlessly in this browser v.134.

@ED_Sln, client hints are not disabled in this "ungoogled" fork. Either the original Ungoogled developer lied, which is not rare, as we saw earlier, or this fork is not completely ungoogled, but I'd like to to the bottom of this, thanks.

https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/issues/2887

8 hours ago, D.Draker said:

Either the original Ungoogled developer lied, which is not rare, as we saw earlier, or this fork is not completely ungoogled, but I'd like to to the bottom of this, thanks.

Looks like that flag just got changed, so now it's --enable-features=RemoveClientHints

In chrome://flags it's called #remove-client-hints

13 hours ago, ED_Sln said:

Looks like that flag just got changed, so now it's --enable-features=RemoveClientHints

In chrome://flags it's called #remove-client-hints

Thanks, it doesn't disable the API, I already tried it before. This non-working flag is a gift from @VistaLover.

From the times he was trying to make Supermium somewhat usable.

Supermium BROKEN "ClientHints API Removal" implementation #838

Source:

https://github.com/win32ss/supermium/issues/838