Simple Chromium Updater (chrupd.cmd)

" Self executable PowerShell script to auto update Chromium for Windows "

✅ Runs on all Windows versions

✅ One file download, no need to install and no other software required

✅ Needs little to no configuration, but (advanced) options are available

This script uses the RSS feed from https://chromium.woolyss.com or GitHub API to download and install the latest Chromium version, if a newer version is available.

Download and run chrupd.cmd or read below for more details.

🗓 Latest version: 20240630 (CHANGES.md)

⚙ Chromium Builds

Source	Name	Channel
Woolyss
	Hibbiki	stable, dev
	Marmaduke	stable, dev
	Ungoogled-Marmaduke	stable
	Ungoogled-Portable	stable
	`Official` (The Chromium Authors)	dev
GitHub
	justclueless	dev
	Ungoogled-Eloston	dev
	RobRich	dev
	thorium	dev
	thorium-avx2	dev
	thorium-legacy	dev
	Supermium	dev

* Defaults in bold

Make sure the combination of name and channel you pick is correct. You can also use chrupd.cmd -list. For more information about versions check chromium.woolyss.com, it's feed and chromium.org.

Notes:

using -name Ungoogled also works (alias for Ungoogled-Marmaduke)
for the builds from chromium.org use Official
some authors release archive files instead of installers, for more info see docs/Files.md

⏰ Scheduled Task

To make sure Chromium is always automatically updated to the latest version you can optionally add a Scheduled Task by using chrupd.cmd -crTask. A VBS wrapper will be written to chrupd.vbs which is used to hide it's window. Option -noVbs disables the wrapper, this will however cause a flashing window when the task runs. Specifed settings for 'name' and 'channel' are used to run the script every day.

🔃 Updating Script

The script auto updates itself (since v20210109).

(!) If you keep getting an error about "Unable to get new script, skipped update", this means a new version was detected but the script was unable to get the new version from GitHub. Try again later or manually update.

To manually update to a newer script version just replace "chrupd.cmd". Copy "name" and "channel" if set. If you a have Scheduled Task setup, you do not need to change the task.

📁 Files

File 'chrupd.cmd' is all you need to run.

Options can be set in script or by using command line arguments.

See docs/Files.md for details about all repository files.

💻 Command Line Options

chrupd.cmd -h


Simple Chromium Updater (chrupd.cmd:20240327)
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Installs latest available Chromium version
Checks RSS feed from "chromium.woolyss.com" and GitHub API

USAGE: chrupd.cmd -[name|arch|channel|force] or -[list|crTask|shTask]

         -name    option must be set to a release name:   (default=Hibbiki)
                  <Official|Hibbiki|Marmaduke|Ungoogled|justclueless|Eloston|RobRich>
         -channel can be set to [stable|dev] (default=stable)
         -arch    can be set to [64bit|32bit] (default=64bit)

         -list    show available releases and exit
         -crTask  create a daily scheduled task and exit
         -shTask  show scheduled task details and exit
         -force   always (re)install, even if latest version is installed

EXAMPLE: ".\chrupd.cmd -name Marmaduke -arch 64bit -channel stable [-crTask]"

NOTES:   Options "name" and "channel" need an argument (CasE Sensive)
         Try 'chrupd.cmd -advhelp' for "advanced" options

More info about advanced options can be found here: docs/Options.md

chrupd uses modified code from http://www.mobzystems.com/code/7-zip-powershell-module/

mkorthof / chrupd