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Custom Browsers & Embedded Solutions Built on Chromium

Chromium Development Services

Chromium is the open-source browser engine behind Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and hundreds of enterprise browsers worldwide. It powers 70%+ of all web traffic on the planet. We build custom Chromium-based browsers, embedded browser components, kiosk systems, and enterprise browsing solutions that give you complete control over the web experience. Need a branded browser for your company? A locked-down kiosk for retail? A CEF-powered desktop app? We fork, customize, and ship Chromium-based products used by millions of users.

Chromium Development Services

Our Chromium Development Services Include

We build custom browsers, embedded web views, and enterprise browsing solutions on top of the Chromium open-source project. Chromium gives you the full power of the world’s most popular rendering engine — Blink for HTML/CSS, V8 for JavaScript, Skia for graphics — with complete source-level control. You decide what features to include, what to remove, and how the browser behaves. From branded enterprise browsers to locked-down kiosk terminals, we customize Chromium at the source code level.

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What We Build For You with Chromium

Chromium is the foundation of modern web browsing. Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, and Samsung Internet are all built on Chromium. We customize, extend, and deploy Chromium-based solutions for enterprises, startups, and product companies. Here is what we build.

Custom Chromium-Based Browsers

We fork the Chromium source code and build fully branded, custom web browsers for your company or product. You get your own logo, name, default search engine, homepage, bookmarks bar, new tab page, and integrated services. We remove Google-specific telemetry, add your privacy policies, integrate your SSO/authentication system, and white-label the entire UI. Whether you are building a privacy-focused consumer browser, an enterprise browser with policy management, or a specialized browser for a specific industry (education, healthcare, finance) — we build it from Chromium source and ship it on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

CEF & Embedded Browser Solutions

Need a web browser inside your desktop application? We integrate the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) into your C++, C#, Java, or Python desktop app. CEF gives you a fully functional browser engine — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, WebGL, WebRTC, media playback — embedded directly in your application window. We build CEF-powered dashboards, reporting viewers, help systems, rich text editors, and web-connected panels inside native desktop software. CEF is used by Spotify, Steam, Adobe, and Autodesk. We handle CEF initialization, JavaScript-to-native bridges, custom schemes, cookie management, and multi-process architecture.

Enterprise Browser & Security Solutions

We build hardened, enterprise-grade Chromium browsers with advanced security and policy controls. Features include: group policy (GPO) and MDM management, URL whitelisting/blacklisting, data loss prevention (DLP), forced proxy routing, certificate pinning, disabled downloads/printing/screenshots, isolated browsing sessions, and Active Directory/SAML/OAuth integration. Your IT team controls exactly what users can access, where data goes, and how the browser behaves — all managed centrally. Perfect for banks, government agencies, healthcare organizations, call centers, and any business that needs locked-down, compliant web access on employee machines.

Kiosk & Digital Signage Browsers

We build locked-down Chromium kiosk browsers for retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, and public information terminals. Your kiosk browser runs in full-screen mode with no address bar, no navigation controls, no right-click menu, and no way for users to exit or access the operating system. We add auto-restart on crash, scheduled content rotation, remote management, touch-screen optimization, and idle timeout with auto-reset. The browser loads your web app or website and nothing else. We deploy on Windows, Linux, and Chrome OS devices. Used in hotel lobbies, airport terminals, museum exhibits, restaurant ordering, patient check-in, and retail product catalogs.

Chromium Extensions & Plugins

We build custom Chrome/Chromium extensions that extend browser functionality for your users or your internal team. From productivity tools, ad blockers, and content scrapers to enterprise security extensions, SSO injectors, and compliance monitors — we build extensions using Manifest V3, service workers, content scripts, popup UIs, and Chrome APIs (storage, tabs, webRequest, identity, notifications). We also build internal extensions for employee browsers that integrate with your company’s APIs, enforce browsing policies, auto-fill forms, capture analytics, and block unauthorized sites. Published to the Chrome Web Store or deployed privately via enterprise policy.

Chromium Performance & Build Optimization

Chromium’s codebase is 35+ million lines of C++ code. Building, modifying, and optimizing it requires deep expertise. We set up Chromium build environments (GN/Ninja), configure build flags for size and speed optimization, strip unnecessary components to reduce binary size, enable hardware acceleration tuning, and optimize startup time and memory footprint. We also patch Chromium for specific use cases: custom protocol handlers, modified rendering behavior, integrated native APIs, and embedded device optimization. If you are already shipping a Chromium-based product and need it faster, smaller, or more stable — we profile, diagnose, and fix it.

How We Work

Discovery

Workshops, research, and business goals alignment to define your vision and project scope.

Planning

Solution blueprint, technology stack selection, and roadmap for scalable digital growth.

Design

User-centred design, wireframes, prototypes, and interactive mockups for validation.

Development

Agile sprints, rapid prototyping, and continuous integration for faster, smarter delivery.

Testing

Quality assurance, performance testing, and security validation to ensure reliability.

Deployment

Go-live execution, training, and ongoing support to keep solutions future-ready.

Business GoalsSolution BlueprintUser ExperienceValidated PrototypeGo Live

Our clients and projects

4.8★★★★★
ENERGY, OIL & GAS

Software solutions for monitoring Oil & Gas company

Our Front-End engineers work as part of the team of a US company — the leader in Digital Oilfield Solutions. The task was to create an upgraded version of a web-based solution that optimizes oil and gas equipment and answers critical questions about its condition and performance.

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Oil & Gas Dashboard

“The quality of the work and engagement has been so good. They go beyond simply executing a task, story or test and are genuinely interested in understanding what the end user wants/needs.”

Sensia

DIGITAL ARCHITECT, WEB-BASED IOT PLATFORM
USA
MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT

Media content management platform

ANC is a New York-based company that builds unforgettable digital experiences for brand marketing. Through immersive design and multimedia services, they transform commercial spaces — stadiums, entertainment venues, transit hubs, and trade centers.

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Media Platform

“They work to help develop our company instead of only being a third-party service provider. As a result, they’ve become a part of our company, which is very cool.”

ANC

CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER
USA
BIOTECH

ML-powered laboratory diagnostics software

Selux Diagnostics is a US biotech company transforming infectious disease diagnostics with rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing to combat antimicrobial resistance and enable personalized therapies.

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Biotech Dashboard

“INNERLUXES resources are embedded in our team and serve as an extension to our workforce. And during the inevitable crunch periods INNERLUXES was able to rapidly increase our access to a skilled resource pool.”

Selux Diagnostics

SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER
USA
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

AI-powered automation platform

Our client provides an AI-based collaborative platform that helps SRE teams respond to production incidents using a breakthrough approach. With this product, they can adopt SRE methodologies and reduce toil while getting a unified view of incidents.

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AI Platform

“The reliability and quality of the work done by the team are impressive.”

unSkript

CHIEF ARCHITECT
USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about Chromium development? Here are simple, honest answers to what people ask us most.

01

What is Chromium and how is it different from Chrome?

Chromium is the open-source browser project created by Google. Google Chrome is built on top of Chromium with added Google services (sync, auto-updates, crash reporting, Widevine DRM, etc.). Think of Chromium as the engine, and Chrome as one specific car built with that engine. Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Samsung Internet, and Arc are all different cars built on the same Chromium engine. Because Chromium is open-source (BSD license), anyone can fork it, modify it, and build their own browser. That is exactly what we do — we take Chromium’s source code and customize it into your own branded, purpose-built browser product.

02

How much does a custom Chromium browser cost?

A basic branded Chromium browser (custom UI, logo, default settings, removed Google services) costs $30,000–$60,000. A mid-range enterprise browser with policy management, SSO integration, DLP, and custom security features runs $60,000–$150,000. A full-featured custom browser with unique functionality (built-in VPN, ad blocking engine, crypto wallet, AI assistant, specialized developer tools) ranges from $150,000–$500,000+. Chromium is one of the largest open-source projects in the world (35M+ lines of code), so even “simple” modifications require specialized C++ engineers who understand the Chromium architecture. We give you a detailed estimate after understanding your exact requirements.

03

Can you remove Google tracking from Chromium?

Yes — this is one of the most common requests. Stock Chromium still contacts Google servers for things like Safe Browsing, spelling checks, time sync, and component updates. We strip all Google-specific telemetry, disable phone-home connections, replace Google services with your own (or open-source alternatives), remove Google account integration, and configure the browser to operate completely independently. This is exactly what Brave and Ungoogled Chromium do. Your browser sends zero data to Google. We can also add your own analytics, crash reporting (Sentry/Crashpad), and update server (Omaha/Sparkle) so you control everything.

04

How long does it take to build a custom Chromium browser?

A basic branded browser with UI customization and Google de-integration takes 8–12 weeks. A mid-level enterprise browser with policy management, SSO, and security features takes 12–20 weeks. A fully custom browser with unique features (built-in VPN, AI, specialized tools) takes 5–12 months. Ongoing maintenance (merging upstream Chromium security patches, keeping up with new Chromium releases) requires 1–2 dedicated engineers continuously. Chromium releases a new major version every 4 weeks, and security patches come even more frequently. We handle the full lifecycle: initial build, feature development, upstream merges, testing, and deployment.

05

What is CEF and when should I use it?

CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) is a library that lets you embed a full Chromium browser engine inside any desktop application. Use CEF when you need a web browser panel inside a native app — for example, an HTML-based dashboard inside a C++ engineering tool, a web-connected help viewer, or a rich text editor powered by web technologies. CEF is used by Spotify (desktop), Steam, Adobe Acrobat, and many financial terminals. CEF is much simpler than forking full Chromium — it gives you a browser widget you can drop into your existing C++, C#, Java, or Python application. CEF is the right choice when you need a browser inside your app, not a standalone browser product.

06

Chromium vs Electron vs WebView2 — which should I use?

Choose a full Chromium fork if: you are building a standalone browser product with deep customization (UI, networking, security, rendering). Choose Electron if: you are building a desktop application with web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS) and do not need browser-level control — Electron is simpler but heavier (150+ MB). Choose WebView2 if: you need an embedded browser on Windows only and want Microsoft’s maintained Edge engine without bundling Chromium (uses the system-installed Edge). Choose CEF if: you need an embedded browser in a native C++/C#/Java app with cross-platform support. We evaluate your use case and recommend the right approach — sometimes a Chrome extension solves the problem without any of these.

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Custom Chromium-Based Browser?

Tell us what you need. We will build your custom Chromium browser, CEF integration, kiosk system, or enterprise browsing solution — white-labeled, secure, and production-ready. Free consultation, no strings attached.

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