dmg file that installed some malware onto my macbook pro that has since severely interfered with Google chrome functionality. I tried looking at a build of Chromium, the open source browser on which Google Chrome (and Microsoft Edge and a number of other browsers) is based but I don’t think it’s useful, it’s a lot smaller even in its latest version and it lacks a lot of what’s in Chrome.A while ago I accidentally executed a. 84 so I don’t know why it it’s so much bigger between v98. If I deleted *.83, the total app size would be more like what you now have. I can see almost all the application’s size is within the framework folders and the majority is from a single file, Google Chrome Framework.
I assume this is a by-product of the auto-update feature, *.83 is the version that was running and *.84 is the latest version in the folder is a Current symlink that points to the newest version.
If I right-click it and Show Package Contents with the Finder set to Calculate all sizes, I can see within Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/Frameworks/Google\ Chrome\ amework/Versions/ that I have two copies. Security, privacy and options are paramount.) Chromium BlogĪny thoughts about what might account for such a large change in v99? Firefox is plenty fast and does not try to scan, catalog and sell every aspect of my activity. (Disclaimer: I am not a fan of Google Chrome and use Firefox as my primary browser. Denying them blocks Google Chrome from accessing the internet. Interestingly, on systems with custom firewall security software such as Little Snitch, launching v99 triggers not only the usual “ksfetch” (auto-update engine) and “Chrome Helper”, but now there are also a pair of “Chrome” hits that both want to access 239.255.255.250 (SSDP multicast address). dmg files.)Īny thoughts about what might account for such a large change in v99? Digital steroids? (Screenshots based on clean downloaded apps from their mounted. Here is a side-by-side comparison of the first v99 next to the previous, and final v98 release: 51 stable release for macOS desktop (officially promoted March 1, 2022) increased the app size by over 85%. Now that we all have our updates and adrenaline flowing, I wanted to highlight the massive app size increase of v99.
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