Chromium 115 Running On Windows XP (PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION)

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO REFUSE TO READ THE DESCRIPTION EVEN THOUGH IT SAYS TO DO SO IN THE TITLE, AND HAVE COME TO COMPLAIN IN THE COMMENTS BECAUSE THE VIDEO DID NOT MAKE SENSE... HERE IS WHAT THE DESCRIPTION SAYS; READ IT: I was made aware of this browser about a week ago but only got around to trying it today. It seems to run okay and runs natively on unmodified Windows XP (I am using SP3, I don't know if it is required or not.) I have not been using it for more than a couple of hours, so I am not sure how stable it is going to be in the long run, but I will report back in about a week with my opinions. The only bug I have noticed so far is the bar at the top of the browser glitches out sometimes, especially when switching tabs. This does not affect functionality but it is a bit annoying. Please note that the laptop used in the video was a slow machine, so the performance was not that great. I am currently using it on a core 2 quad machine and it preforms just about as well as any other browser would on said hardware. I have not found any sites that do not work or have issues yet but will update in my report back when I make it after using the browser for a while. One other thing to note is that this browser seems to report to websites that you are using Windows 10, so there is some sort of spoofing going on. DISCLAIMER: I can not vouch for the safety of this browser, it is open source and the source code is on the git-hub, but I am not a coder, so I can not say for sure if it collects data or not. It appears that it may be a chinese browser like 360chrome is, but from what I have heard, it does not have the telemetry that 360chrome has. Once again, I can not vouch for that. Basically, it seems to work well and is probably fine, but use it at your own risk. Here is a link to download if you would like to try it out: github.com/weolar/xpchrome It will download in a .zip folder which you will need to extract into a folder. From there you can either run the application directly out of the folder, or move the folder somewhere like your C drive, and then right click on the .EXE application in the folder and send a shortcut to the desktop. From there it will run like a normal application when you click on the shortcut. Basically the same installation process as MyPal 68 or K-meleon.

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Yikes I got Chromium 88 (which it come out in mid 2020) running on windows XP SP3 fully updated in Vmware. can you show me how install Chromium 115 on windows XP in your next video. please