Chromium (Google Chrome) for FreeBSD

Posted on November 30, 2009 by Gerard

chromium google chrome freebsdA fewe months ago we mentioned Ben Laurie’s porting of  the Chromium browser to FreeBSD. There are now more instructions on jaggeri.com how to compile this fast browser.

If anybody is interested in building and running Chromium on FreeBSD, before an official port is released, check out these links:

Personally, I think Google Chrome is the best browser available. It’s fast, secure and now also supports bookmark sync and extensions (beta version).


Related posts:

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  2. Running Google Chrome on FreeBSD
  3. Google Chrome on FreeBSD 7.0 (howto)
  4. Google web browser: Chrome
  5. Google discontinues BSD Search (google.com/bsd)


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One Response to Chromium (Google Chrome) for FreeBSD

  1. Lapo Luchini says:
    December 1, 2009 at 11:28 am

    BTW: the tarballs on jaggeri.com works ok, but the experimental port r32163 can’t build: it refers to a source tarball that’s available no more, AFAICT.

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