There are lots of other 'flavours' of Chromium out there. Try to avoid any closed source binary blobs like Comodo Dragon, and others. I like this because at lea

There are lots of other 'flavours' of Chromium out there. Try to avoid any closed source binary blobs like Comodo Dragon, and others. I like this because at least we can inspect the source: https://iridiumbrowser.de/development https://iridiumbrowser.de/development Rather than download from their site, I would much prefer to build this from the source code they provide. All the browser does is prevent phoning home to Google, which is preferable if you've decided to permaban Goog. from your Internet traffic. Google is so tightly woven into Chrome and is a huge privacy risk. On the other hand, you could route all your vanilla privacy waiving stuff through Chrome and use Firefox to do real surfing. Excuse the bias here, but I know my way around the web and Chrome likes to think I don't. I suspect Chrome is some sort of fisher price browser designed for non tech savvy folk. So use Chrome for Facebook, Youtube, other Google products. But don't use it for actually surfing the web.