>/g/ used to shill the shit out of this thing >it's

>>56439391
>it's a virus

[CITATION NEEDED]

>>56439391
Remember when epic privacy browser was being advertised here a few years ago?

>>56439391
go back to 2011

/g/'s shilling ixom/ungoogled chromium now

g likes open source but doesn't/can't read code.
they'll like anything as long as you say it's open source.

>>56439391
/g/ always said chrome is a botnet, but not chromium.

>>56439578
>g likes open source but doesn't/can't read code.
>they'll like anything as long as you say it's open source.

I agree with this

I am /g/, any time I need a program I pretty much just search "open source ____" and download whatever comes up

hopefully someone checked and made sure it isn't bad lmao

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>>56439921
>download free as in free software nobody knows about
>some are viruses
>noboy will ever know

>>56439921
Chromium is a massive project at this point. I highly doubt one person on g will have the time to go through line by line and look for malicious code in such a big project. It's infeasible. You have to have faith that the community will uncover problems. This is the advantage of open source. It can be audited. Instead of shitposting why don't you go through your favourite open source project and look for problems.