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You can use Chromium and have all the supposed "Spyware" removed. Although there is no spyware in Chrome. Also Chrome doesn't bundle itself with anything other
by greggman 12y ago
You can use Chromium and have all the supposed "Spyware" removed. Although there is no spyware in Chrome.
Also Chrome doesn't bundle itself with anything other than a special more secure version of flash which you can turn off. If you got a version bundled with something else that was a fake install by a 3rd party. The same thing happens to firefox
Here's a search for chrome. First 3 links are fake installers made by a 3rd party that likely installs a virus/trojan/rootkit
http://i.imgur.com/RpXy3bz.png http://i.imgur.com/RpXy3bz.png
Here's a search for firefox. first link is also a fake installers made by a 3rd party that likely installs a virus/trojan/rootkit
http://i.imgur.com/12v1r8n.png http://i.imgur.com/12v1r8n.png
- walterbell 12y agoIs there a recommended Chromium-based stable binary distribution for Windows, which receives timely and automatic security updates?