4th Release - M109.0.5414.152
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- Chromium bump from 109.0.5414.141 > 109.0.5414.152
- Added AC3 and E-AC3 audio support, you can test it here > https://thorium.rocks/misc/h265-tester.html
- New compiler flag "-enable-dfa-jump-thread"
Backported new chrome://flags flags from M113 Thorium:
chrome://flags/#scroll-tabsThe default behavior on Linux is to have this on. On other platforms you had to use a cmdline flag. Now, you can control it through the UI for ALL platforms (even Android). This is different from the scrollable tabstrip flag here > chrome://flags/#scrollable-tabstrip which moves the entire tabstrip. The one I added simply changes which tab is active (which I think is more useful).chrome://flags/#keep-all-historyChromium by default only keeps history for 90 days. I raised this to 120 days, and also added this flag. By enabling this flag, it will keep history forever. Note that this could cause your user profile dir to grow up to its maximum allowed of 2GB, if you were to enable this flag and then browse for ~many months, etc.
To explain which version you should download, as was requested:
AVX builds require a CPU with support for AVX instructions (generally newer than 2012)
AVX2 builds require a CPU with support for AVX2 instructions (generally newer than 2015)
SSE3 builds requires a CPU with support for SSE3 instructions (the default for Chromium, almost all CPUs support this)
The WIN32 build is a 32 bit build for old processors. The previous 32 bit version was compiled with SSE2, for very old CPUs like the Pentium 4. If you have a CPU like this, use the previous release. This version is compiled with SSE3.
Also includes an SSE3 build of Thorium UI Debug Shell, for you tinkerers out there.