New Iron-Version: 74.0.3850.0 Stable for Windows

[kalmly]

i have an issue running it in sandboxie v5.30 on Win10 32bit, when using the "clear browsing data" feature in Iron, it will hang there on that window and not stop. I have to close that tab after a bit, then open up clear browsing data tab again and run it and works fine. Did the same with the previous iron build too. I have been using Iron for years and luv it, ty very much for a great stable browser... Mark C.

[dmnd]

iron in version 74.0.3850.0 stop work with pac proxy files, help pls

[walber01]

We released the new Iron 74 today, which contains all features and updates known from Chromium 74. The current version is 74.0.3850.0

Main improvements:
- Hyperlink auditing disabled
- No popups during page unload
- several minor improvements
- Bug-/Securityfixes


Windows XP/Vista-Users can download the last working version 49 here:
http://download1.srware.net/old/iron/win/

WebRTC can be disabled by our extension: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=11893
Our official updater is available here: viewtopic.php?f=18&t=11751

Who wants to disable the searchbox on New-Tab can extract this file to the Iron-Folder: http://www.srware.net/downloads/NewTabWithoutSearch.zip


Download Installer:
https://www.srware.net/downloads/srware_iron.exe (32-Bit)
https://www.srware.net/downloads/srware_iron64.exe (64-Bit)

Download Portable:
https://www.srware.net/downloads/IronPortable.zip (32-Bit)
https://www.srware.net/downloads/IronPortable64.zip (64-Bit)

no news about version 75 of SRWare Iron?

[Morten79]

no news about version 75 of SRWare Iron?

If security is extremely critical for you I would try Vivaldi, but if you like me want an alternative too mainline Chrome that's 99% like the official release but with more control I have absolutely no issue if Iron are one or two weeks behind the official Google Chrome. I use Iron because it's simple and have nearly no telemetry (READ spy) compared too the official Chrome. One of the things I really like about Iron is the ability too stay on an older version if needed, without the need for any Windows hacks.

As long as you have an updated anti-virus program and stay current on all critical Windows security updates, your system should be fairly secure even if you aren't using the newest version.