Chromium

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Chromium is a free and open-source web browser project primarily maintained by Google. It is in use for various major browsers, such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera/Opera GX, and Brave.

Controversies

Manifest V3

Manifest V3 is the third version of the manifest structure associated with multiple Google extensions and projects. It came into controversy recently due to it negatively affecting adblockers. Because Chromium would be updated to use Manifest V3, said changes would potentially affect all browsers based on Chromium (most notably Chrome itself) thereby hindering or disabling the use of adblockers in said browsers.