We build and rebase Chromium-based browsers, CEF and Electron hosts, and browser extensions. US LLC (Wyoming) and Pvt Ltd (Pakistan), engineering in Pakistan, working your hours.
What we do, in one line each
- Chromium forks: enterprise and kiosk browsers, agent browsers, privacy browsers. Our own Chromium-based enterprise browser ships with isolated workspaces, data-loss prevention and an admin console.
- The four-week rebase as a routine: a beta-tracking bot in your repo, conflicts listed by file and layer before stable, the engine built within the week of every Chromium release.
- CEF and Electron hosts: off-screen rendering, audio, native modules, installers and signing, store submissions.
- Extensions: Manifest V3 migrations, service-worker and offscreen architecture, declarativeNetRequest, Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons and AMO review.
Public tools
| Repository | What it is |
|---|---|
| chromium-drift | Measure which Chromium major a shipped product actually embeds, from its installer, CRX or repo. |
| mv3-extension-starter | A cross-browser Manifest V3 skeleton that survives service-worker restarts, with offscreen document, DNR rules and one build for Chrome and Firefox. |
| cef-beta-tracker | Check a patch series against the next CEF or Chromium branch on a schedule; the report says which patch, file and layer will conflict. |
Our own browser, measured. A 13-page document on the Chromium-based enterprise browser we ship: source tree, build output, the policy engine and admin console compiled into the binary, every figure measured on the build machine. Our own Chromium browser, measured
Fixed price, paid on delivery. Catch-up rebases are priced by how many majors behind a product is; the routine afterwards is a flat monthly figure. The written offer is here: Chromium rebase, fixed price.
Site: innerluxes.dev · Browser work: innerluxes.dev/browser-development/chromium · Email: info@innerluxes.dev