La version V2 n'est plus supporté, ce qui élimine uBlock Origin et les autres bloqueurs de publicité de fonctionner correctement.

L'information est reprise aussi par https://korben.info/chrome-debranche-les-dernieres-combines-qui-faisaient-survivre-ublock-origin.html

Since its reporting 29 months ago, the vulnerability remained unknown except to Chromium developers. Then on Wednesday morning, it was published to the Chromium bug tracker. Rebane initially assumed the vulnerability was finally fixed. Shortly thereafter, she learned that, in fact, it remained unpatched. While Google removed the post, it remains available on archival sites, along with the exploit code.

This is clearly a dark pattern as the user is not aware and Chrome is forcing the installation. That's one more reason to use an other browser.

L'article de Next: https://next.ink/237140/chrome-peut-stocker-4-go-associes-a-gemini-sur-votre-machine-sans-crier-gare/

Eine deutsche Quelle: https://www.security-insider.de/boesartige-chrome-erweiterungen-stehlen-google-telegram-daten-a-a5061625029c52a58936a94487a2a353/

So RSS won't be supported anymore and other formats too.

Only the web HTML + CSS + JS will remain and Chrome is pushing implementations at a faster pace that the other browsers can not . There is effectively an attempt to capture the web by Google.

I remember the library for XLST used in browsers is not maintained by the big corporations. Ah it's LibXML.

The depreciation notice: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/CxL4gYZeSJA/m/yNs4EsD5AQAJ

Ah yes, a maintainability thing "Chromium uses the libxslt library to process these transformations, and libxslt was unmaintained for ~6 months of 2025".

Usage of the JS XSLTProcessor API is fairly volatile, registering somewhere between 0.01% and 0.1% of page loads, averaging around 0.05% over time. These numbers are above the typical 0.001% deprecation threshold. Again, we feel that the increased potential for breakage is balanced by the reduced security risk to 100% of Chromium users.

It's for security reason? XSLT users hacked are 0. Where are the security vulnerability?

A chromium-based privacy focused browser.

It's similar to LibreWolf for Firefox, but for Chrome.

Why follow the standard?

A simple comparison: Firefox uses less RAM.

Another reason to switch to another browser

I am also anxious about this situation

Add snippets to get statistics from Core Web Vitals

Carbonyl is a Chromium-based browser built to run in a terminal.

Dark patterns 🍿

Contra Chrome est un comic de vulgarisation sur le navigateur chrome, connu en 2012 pour ses explications.

Voici la version de 2022, traduite pour les pays francophones

1. Automatic blocking of autoplay videos
2. Speedier website browsing
3. Lighter on system resources
4. Mobile extensions (some of them)
5. Equally easy sync across all devices
6. Deeper safeguards for privacy
7. Reader mode
8. Open-source code