Open-source web browser eliminates Google integration, disables background communications, strips non-free binaries, and includes privacy-focused patches and scripts for full transparency, control, and compatibility with Chromium extensions across major platforms.








































































On the plus side, it rips out everything that talks to Google behind your back. On the minus side, it doesn't replace those Google-specific features, making it awkward to deal with. (For instance: It can use Chromium extensions, but it doesn't trust the Chrome Web Store.)