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Chromium, alternative Linux à Brave

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Chromium is a solid replacement for Brave if you prioritize speed, modern web compatibility, and extension support. It lacks Brave’s default ad-blocking and anti-fingerprinting, so privacy requires manual setup with extensions and configuration. You won’t get Brave’s built-in rewards system or curated privacy defaults, but on Linux, Chromium runs natively and reliably. It's best for users comfortable tweaking settings and installing blockers separately, rather than those wanting out-of-the-box privacy and ad-free browsing.

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BSD-3-Clause and LGPL-2.1+ and…
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155.0.8059.39 (6 octobre 2026)
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  • Both are based on the Chromium engine, ensuring identical core web compatibility
  • Support the same Chrome extensions via the Chrome Web Store
  • Offer multi-process architecture with sandboxing and tab isolation
  • Provide fast, responsive browsing with hardware acceleration
  • Available natively on Linux without compatibility layers

Ce qui change

  • Chromium lacks built-in ad and tracker blocking; you must add extensions like uBlock Origin
  • No anti-fingerprinting protections by default, unlike Brave’s Shields
  • Does not include Brave Rewards or cryptocurrency-based ad compensation
  • No built-in Tor private tabs or persistent private browsing modes
  • Sync requires manual Google account setup, with no native alternative

Ouvrir vos fichiers Brave

Chromium can import bookmarks and passwords from Brave since both use the Chromium format. However, Brave-specific data like reward history or shield settings won’t transfer. You can export bookmarks as HTML in Brave and import them into Chromium. Extensions and settings must be reinstalled manually. Session data and open tabs don’t carry over automatically.

Passer de Brave à Chromium, étape par étape

  1. Export bookmarks in Brave via Settings > Bookmarks > Export bookmarks
  2. Install Chromium via your distro’s package manager or Flathub
  3. Import the bookmarks HTML file into Chromium under Bookmarks
  4. Install privacy extensions: uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, and Canvas Defender
  5. Enable safe browsing and adjust site permissions in Chromium settings
  6. Sign in to Google account if you want sync for history and passwords

Fonctionnalités clés de Chromium

  • Architecture multi‑processus rapide avec sandboxing
  • Prise en charge des standards web modernes (HTML5, WebAssembly)
  • Large bibliothèque d’extensions via le Chrome Web Store
  • Synchronisation avec les comptes Google (si configurée manuellement)
  • Outils de développement pour le débogage et l’analyse de performance
  • Accélération matérielle et interface réactive
  • Isolation des onglets et résistance aux plantages
  • Visionneuse PDF intégrée et prise en charge multimédia

Installer Chromium sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.chromium.Chromium
Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install chromium-browser
Debiansudo apt install chromium
Fedorasudo dnf install chromium
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S chromium
openSUSEsudo zypper install chromium

Questions fréquentes

Can I use Chrome extensions in Chromium like in Brave?

Yes, Chromium supports the same Chrome Web Store extensions as Brave, including ad blockers and privacy tools. Just install them from the Chrome Web Store while logged in.

Does Chromium block ads by default like Brave?

No, Chromium does not block ads or trackers by default. You need to install extensions like uBlock Origin to get similar functionality.

Is Chromium as private as Brave?

Not out of the box. Brave includes anti-fingerprinting and private browsing by default. Chromium requires manual configuration and extensions to reach similar privacy levels.

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