Chrome115000

Chrome115000 is a cross-platform web browser built on the Chromium project. It aims to provide high performance, a robust extension ecosystem, and refined privacy controls while maintaining compatibility with modern web standards.

It uses the Blink rendering engine and the V8 JavaScript engine, with a multi-process architecture to isolate tabs and processes for stability and security. It supports extensions through a Chrome Web Store-compatible system and offers hardware acceleration and sandboxing features.

Platform availability includes Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, with iOS support aligned to platform requirements that use WebKit-based rendering. It follows a rapid release cadence, with frequent minor updates and occasional larger feature releases.

Privacy and security features include site isolation, secure-by-default settings, and configurable privacy controls, including tracking protection options and a built-in password manager. Telemetry collection can be adjusted or disabled by users; data is anonymized where possible.

Release history and reception: Chrome115000 entered public release in 2024 as a successor to Chrome114000. The project has been noted for strong performance benchmarks and an extensive developer toolset, while facing scrutiny over telemetry and data practices, and competition from other Chromium-based browsers.