chrlauncher VS Extras

It has auto-update thanks to chrlauncher.

All Portable Chromium Builds use - https://github.com/henrypp/chrlauncher/

If you like Chrome but don't care about numerous Google's trackers sending data of your browsing habits, get Chromium instead. There's a simple self-updating, open source launcher on Github. Grab the latest release. Used that for years.

There is Chrlauncher with support for ungoogled-chromium.

Use Chromium with uBlock Origin for ad blocking and Chlauncher for auto-updates.

It’s a bad bargain. Google as evil as Microsoft in terms of privacy. Better switch to Chromium with chrlauncher or Brave.

In case anyone has tor-browser installed from scoop and was wondering why it might not be connecting (just stuck on "Establishing a connection" it's probably related to something like this. In any case, in the meantime installing the one from the main website will work - I did a "lazy install" by just right clicking -> 7z -> extract to torbrowser-install-win64-12.0.4_ALL folder, go to /torbrowser-install-win64-12.0.4\ALL/Browser/) and launch firefox.exe and you should be good to go.

Tried https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Extras/issues/7873

package manager and a bucket is basically a repo https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Extras/issues/7873

https://scoop.sh

https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Extras/blob/master/bucket/...

Might be something via chocolaty/winget too?

Add it to https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop-extras .

`json_file_from_scoop` actually is from here if the filename matches.

Would you please consider creating a package for Chocolatey and/or adding it to the extras bucket for Scoop? I think it's always better when the authors of the programs are also the maintainers of the packages, but I understand if it's outside your scope.

Try scoop, it's in the "extras" bucket. The portable version seems to be outdated and stuck on version 85 for some reason, but the regular ungoogled chromium version seems to be kept up to date.