I know I can’t expect from it the same level of features and customization as with Firefox (my first browser), but with a few extensions added to it, Chromium is really not bad.Īnyway, since using Chromium is not as seamless as using Google’s Chrome, I thought I would share some information about getting and updating Chromium that may be useful to others. Martin, I’ve been using Chromium (not Chrome) as my second browser for a few months already. Staying on version 33 may work for them but it leaves the browser vulnerable to attacks and since Chromium-based browsers are not as customizable as Firefox is, there is no option to create a browser extension or theme to revert those changes again.Īdditional information about Comodo Dragon are available on the Comodo website. Considering that each new release fixes vulnerabilities in the browser accelerating releases is definitely a welcome change.Ĭomodo Dragon users who don't like the new interface cannot really do anything about it. It will be interesting to see if Comodo can close the gap further. Maintaining a different menu and button position requires resources which Comodo wants to spend on bringing updates faster to users and to concentrate on privacy and security features and improvements.Ī positive side effect of the change is that the change introduces full support for Chromium themes which was not the case previously.Ĭomodo Dragon is still three versions behind Chrome Stable which is currently available as version 39.
The reason given is to speed up further development. You are probably wondering why Comodo made the change.
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