Thorium Browser
Thorium - The fastest browser on Earth. Chromium fork for Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi named after radioactive element No. 90.
ThoriumOS
ChromiumOS fork with Thorium Browser, x264/x265 codecs, Widevine, Kernel 5.15, Linux Firmware/Modules support, Nouveau, Intel/AMD microcode, and extra packages.
Welcome to Thorium Browser!
You just launched Thorium Browser. This page only shows on the first start of a fresh install. Want to learn about the patches or optimizations of Thorium? See > Patches.md and Optimizations. …
Thorium Browser
Supercharged Chromium. Compiler Optimizations. Compiler modifications include SSE4.2, AVX, AES, and Cflags, thinLTO flags, and import_instr_limit flags set to /O3, 3, and 30 respectively, as well as other compiler flags like LLVM LOOP optimizations. Read More.
Thorium Release Notes
Release notes/history for the Thorium browser. M106.0.5197.0 & M106.0.5199.0(Windows) - M106 - Updated Back/Forward Icons, and the Media Icon color has been changed to purple.
Thorium Performance
Performance comparisons using two popular benchmarks, Speedometer, Octane v2, Octane v1, and Jetstream2. The leftside images are Chromium, and the rightside images are Thorium.
Windows 7 & Thorium
Windows 7 and Thorium Browser. Windows 7 is a great OS, still used by almost 20% of Windows PCs worldwide. Support for it ended on Jan. 14, 2020, as per here. Companies can still get ESU updates until Jan. 10, 2023, and there are unofficial hacks for individual users to get these for free as well. As was the case with Windows XP, software ...
Thorium Browser
The fastest browser on Earth. Chromium fork for Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android, and Raspberry Pi named after radioactive element No. 90.
Thorium Optimizations
Document explaining the compiler optimizations of Thorium: what they do and how they work. To see a performance comparison between Chromium. and Thorium, see This Page. To test Thorium's speed, see my Speedometer Fork.
Mercury Browser
Many of these come from LibreWolf, Waterfox, FireDragon, PlasmaFox, and Ghostery. This nets a 8-20% performance improvement over vanilla Firefox, depending on the benchmark and OS. See PATCHES.md for a detailed overview of all modifications compared to vanilla Firefox regarding performance, security and useability.