Slimjet is not Chrome, luckily. Google release a new update every 2-3 weeks, Slimjet is trying to keep the NPAPI support bypassing the v45 restrictions. If you want a browser that quickly release new versions you can download and install Chrome.reactorr wrote:chrome 46 released. update .*
Changing of the Blink/Chromium engine version
Re: Changing of the Blink/Chromium engine version
Francesco Cantalini
Sysadmin and IT Security Consultant
Sysadmin and IT Security Consultant
Re: Changing of the Blink/Chromium engine version
As I (and others) have previously mentioned Slimjet will NOT be updating as soon as Chrome updates, because Slimjet developers need to make sure that everything works properly, and that features that people will be using are working in every version of SJ.reactorr wrote:chrome 46 released. update .*
If you want the most up to date version, download and install Chrome. Or even better - install Chrome Canary, which has all of the newest features put in (though may have reliability issues as it is a pre-dev channel).
SJ is currently on v44 and will stay on v44 until the devs have got everything working and ready for a newer version - which is more difficult than what you think because the devs have got to try and keep NPAPI plugins (i.e. bypassing the Chrome restriction).
As for the post about removing Ok Google and the notification center; luckily the notification center is something I don't use (unless I am on my phone), and Ok Google is meant for convenient, hands free searching etc on mobile. I've never used OK Google on desktop because it is very straightforward to just open a new tab and go directly to Google.
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Re: Changing of the Blink/Chromium engine version
Slimjet development shouldn't depend on Blink/ Chromium version.. Slimjet can do beyond the Blink/ Chromium capabilities.
Re: Changing of the Blink/Chromium engine version
Looks like Slimjet Version 6.0.x has been released - based on Chromium v46 and full of NPAPI loveliness 
