Links to the last versions of Chromium Clones are scattered on this 7-page, approximately 190 posts, Section. The purpose of this thread is to provide a quick 'index'.
Mikewalsh's 32-bit Slimjet portable, published Oct 7, 2021, https://mega.nz/folder/yaRhwICQ#qODo0dx ... r/ffoQyIQS
Mikewalsh's 32-bit Iron portable, published Oct 3, 2021, https://mega.nz/folder/rDhWTb6R#tc5D8vz ... r/HSp2AIBb
Mikewalsh's 32-bit Vivaldi portable, published April 11, 2021
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... CUWxKCPO7x
Not "exactly" current, Mikewalsh's Google-Chrome version 48 pet, published June 20, 2018, https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... S8Mvp6ol_B
Opera: I don't think there ever was a 32-bit Opera based on Chromium. [Vivaldi is published by former Opera Devs. But personally, I prefer Iron, with slimjet as my 'runner-up].
See peebee's post next following which provides links to recent Chromiums published as SFSes. He has also provided a recent chromium-ungoogled, https://sourceforge.net/projects/lxpup/ ... /chromium/
Important Note: Just because a recent 32-bit web-browser exists doesn't mean your Puppy can use it OOTB or ever. Newer web-browsers may depend on newer libraries your Puppy may lack and which it may not be able to use. See this Thread, https://www.forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=7542
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For the convenience of Searchers I've moved the links to the top. The reason for this post and thread (originally preceding that) follows:
An increasing number of web-sites will not allow access except to those using a reasonably current version of firefox or Google-Chrome. So, if your running a 32-bit Puppy, you are generally, probably better off using portable firefox or firefox-esr if for no other reason than that they can be updated (as long as mozilla or some else continues to publish 32-bit versions). If your Puppy doesn't already have one, you can find them in this, The Browser and Internet, Section.
Some web-sites, perhaps still many [and among those This Forum], are not so choosy and will allow access to those using an older version of Google-Chrome or its 'clones'. Google develops Chromium as its 'Test bed'. When satisfied, it then add its branding and '(additional) call home to Google' features and publishes it as Google-Chrome. But it makes Chromium available to other for use AS-IS, or to be modified and published as modified. Google stopped developing 32-bit Edit Chromes iums two or more years ago. Edit: Consequently, you will not find more recent clones.
Well, it seems that in a long Section, with many posts, only a few were relevant to the purpose of this thread.
