Ungoogled-chromium: Version 54 Update????

[WackyModder84]

So the Chromium Browser has updated to Version 54 now.
Can we be expecting an updated release for UnGoogled under Version 54 anytime soon? =)

[Eloston]

Right now I'm waiting for inox-patchset to update to 54. Also I'm waiting for Debian to update to 54 (as this is the platform I develop on). I _might_ release another update of 53 if 54 takes longer than expected.

I will close this issue once 54 is released.

[seb-m]

+1

I hit this nagging issue with version 53 https://sslmate.com/blog/post/ct_redaction_in_chrome_53

[japostoles]

+1, same here @seb-m

[Eloston]

This is bugging me too so I might skip over another release of 53.

[maciozo]

How does this happen to just Symantec certs?

[lenormf]

https://sslmate.com/blog/post/ct_redaction_in_chrome_53

[lenormf]

How are we doing on the update?

[Eloston]

Still waiting for Inox to update. Right now I'm working on #70, and then I will start working on #16 (which will solve some other issues). If inox hasn't updated by then, I may take matters into my own hands.

[VittGam]

Regarding the certificates breakage, you can find a workaround command-line flag on https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium/issues/119#issuecomment-262473485.

This will also work with Inox, by the way.

[gcarq]

@Eloston I'm upgrading the inox-patchset to version 54 right now, a release can be expected tonight or tomorrow

[Eloston]

@gcarq Neat! Your change from GYP to GN should help me out too.

[gcarq]

@Eloston I'm glad you like it. Thanks for your patch to fix builds with safe_browsing_mode=0.

[Eloston]

Status update: a8ba2abf2a4048d8c96e639f38deddef1bcd2f40 allows building Debian stretch packages of 54 (I am using it right now). There's still quite a bit more to go; see the 54.x.x.x milestone. #104 is up next, then #41, and then the remaining platforms will follow.

[qazip]

How's the new version coming along? I'm eagerly awaiting version 54 for debian/ubuntu

[Eloston]

@mimf ungoogled-chromium is almost to version 55 now. It seems to be working well on Debian stretch. The macOS version seems to be a bit slower, screws up previously-saved website credentials, and Widevine support won't compile for it. It's also possible to build Archlinux builds (although there aren't any packages generated for it yet). And standard Linux builds (misnamed as Linux static) seem to work, as compiled on 14.04. Windows support is a WIP, and I've encountered an issue I'm not sure how to solve yet.

I'm thinking about releasing a tag version very soon, regardless of Windows support.

[qazip]

Oh, that's weird. My version is still version 53. The latest release here on github was on the 24th of September.

How do I go about getting the version 54? Is there a .deb installer?

[Eloston]

@mimf Sorry for not being specific enough. This is a build I made on my own machine for testing purposes, and it seems to be working well. I am in the process of preparing a new tag release.

[Eloston]

New release is out: 55.0.2883.75-1

macOS build will be uploaded after I get the binaries for them. Other platforms will be uploaded in the future or in subsequent releases.