ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium

AI Summary: The user reports that the `--disable-crashpad-for-testing` flag in Chromium only affects top-level processes and does not propagate to child processes (e.g., renderers, zygote), leaving Crashpad enabled in them. They also note inconsistent behavior with `--disable-crash-reporter`. The request is to fix the propagation of the existing flag or introduce a new flag that reliably disables Crashpad across all Chromium processes.

AI Summary: The user requests a feature to hide only the 'puzzle piece' icon associated with extensions, without hiding the extensions menu or functionality itself. This differs from the existing `--hide-extensions-menu` option, which hides the entire menu. The proposed solution is to update the current hide extension menu patch.

AI Summary: Integrate applicable patches from the Thorium project into ungoogled-chromium to improve performance. This involves identifying, testing, and merging relevant patches while maintaining ungoogled-chromium's core objectives of removing Google dependencies and enhancing privacy.

AI Summary: Implement a configurable double-click-to-close-tab feature in ungoogled-chromium. This involves adding a new setting to enable/disable the feature and modifying the tab handling code to recognize and respond to double-clicks.

AI Summary: The task is to implement support for Manifest V2 extensions in ungoogled-chromium. This involves researching how other projects like Thorium have handled similar implementations and adapting the solution to fit ungoogled-chromium's existing codebase and design principles. The goal is to allow users to continue using extensions like uBlock Origin that rely on Manifest V2.

AI Summary: The task is to investigate why ungoogled-chromium blocks the installation of CRX files from certain websites, such as crx4chrome.com, despite aiming to remove Google dependencies. The goal is to identify the root cause of this restriction and find a solution that allows users to install extensions from external sources without compromising the project's core principles of privacy and security. This might involve modifying existing code or adding new features to bypass the restriction while maintaining the browser's integrity.

AI Summary: Modify the ungoogled-chromium source code to allow enabling the Energy Saver mode regardless of the device's power source (battery or plugged in). This involves finding the code that restricts Energy Saver based on power source and removing or modifying that restriction. The solution should avoid the drawbacks of `--enable-low-end-device-mode`.

AI Summary: Implement a feature in ungoogled-chromium to add an option (either via a command-line flag, a chrome://flags entry, or a new API) to disable the "Sharing tab to [site]" banner that appears when using the getDisplayMedia or tabCapture APIs. This involves modifying the Chromium source code to allow suppression of the banner, potentially with options for whitelisting specific domains or allowing banner control via a flag in the capture session.

AI Summary: The issue reports that ungoogled-chromium is not working on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. The task is to investigate why it's not functioning on these older Windows versions and either provide a fix or document the incompatibility and reasons for it.