More Chrome Labs items like "Middle Click Scroll"
Tab Search button alignment is fixed. On Linux/MacOS it is also restored to the original rounded shape. On Windows, it is restored to the old style of being a window control button, like the minimize/maximize/close buttons.
Colors are Restored! I originally didn't want to do this, but it turned out to be relatively easy. The old, non Cr23 colors had more contrast, and were more neutral so they blended better with different OSes styling. In addition, the "Customize Thorium" side panel now has the old color options on top of the existing new ones. See explainer document for pictures.
Top bar icon sizes were slightly increased, to make them look better with the old UI.
Omnibox suggestion row button radius was fixed
Downloads page (chrome://downloads/) duplicate close button on previously downloaded items was fixed.
Toggle button styling were restored. See explainer document for pictures.
Dialog box sizing was restored. See explainer document for pictures.
Sharing hub button was restored on the right side of the omnibox, where the bookmark button is, along with the original icon.
Bookmarks folder icon restored for Linux now too (originally I just restored the Windows one).
Bookmarks bar overflow button and "All Bookmarks" button alignment fixed.
Omnibox left-hand-side separator is restored, as well as the color of the icon.
Original new tab button and tab search button icons restored
Unmaximized window frame grab handle height fixed in Th24
Menu arrows restored to pre-Cr23 icons.
Global Privacy Control patch added! This makes Thorium one of the few Chromium based browsers to have it. Cromite and Brave have it, but I'm not aware of any others. You can test that it is working in Thorium by visiting https://global-privacy-control.glitch.me/. The setting is a toggle right below the "Do Not Track" toggle. Both are enabled by default in Thorium for the obvious privacy benefits. You can read more about it and toggle it on and off at chrome://settings/cookies.
When the chrome://flags#rectangular-tabs I added in M128 is enabled, now the new tab button and tab search button will also have a rectangular appearance as well.
New command line flag --reader-mode to start Thorium with reader mode turned on for all sites.
Menu show delay time for menus and items was turned down to 0 milliseconds for all platforms. I hate artificial delays added to the UI of applications just to make it match the OS. Heck, I don't like it on the OS either, so I tweak the registry on Windows, or make a GNOME config on Ubuntu to do the same thing but for the whole OS.
New file handler icons for Windows & MacOS. I might add some for Linux next release too.
New menu items when right clicking a video
Hardware acceleration issues with AMD GPUs on Linux fixed by reverting a status flag I had modified back to the way upstream Chromium had it.
Bookmark bar separator colors fixed.
Bug where the disable-thorium-icons flag was not working for the home button is fixed.
Fixed fullscreen mode of the Dino game (called "Arcade Mode") at chrome://dino/. This is actually an upstream bug, so it is broken in Chrome/Chromium still as well! I also made a pull request upstream with the fix, but noone has looked at it yet. So for now Thorium is the only Chromium based browser with a working Arcade Mode of the dino game. So make sure when you are slacking off at work, you choose Thorium for jumping over stuff with a T-Rex! When my fix is (hopefully) accepted upstream, I will let ya'll know lol. The commit that broke it is Here for anyone interested.
Text contrast increased for better readability in dark mode.
Side panel grab handle size reduced because it's simply too big.
Building for a given SIMD level is much easier now, for example an AVX2 or AVX512 or custom build. I did a major code refactor for the compiler optimizations of Thorium, and it can now be controlled through build args rather than source code. See Here for more info. (Only of interest to those building it for themselves).
New debugging tool for USERS (not just devs). Backstory: Chromium/Thorium can be built with is_debug = true, but these builds are large, very slow, and not suitable for public release. They are normally only used internally by me and the builders @midzer and @gz83 , but they have one thing I wished I had by default: Verbose Logging. Well, now we do, even in non-debug builds! Set the new environment variable THORIUM_DEBUG=1 (or THORIUM_DEBUG=true) (for info on how to set an environment variables, see Here), and when running Thorium from the command line, it will respect them, and cause it to log to console with the same verbosity as a debug build normally would. This means it will show verbose info, non fatal errors and warnings (normally only fatal errors and certain warnings are shown). It will also show any output from the devtools console of the current tab, even if devtools isn't open! Basically this will let you gather a verbose log to send to me in a GitHub issue if I ask for it or if you already know that it's relevant to the bug at hand. It could also be useful for web devs since they can view the devtools console output without it being open.
Security on Linux improved slightly by disallowing loading .so libraries from anywhere outside the directory the thorium binary resides in, or system library directories.
Downloads bubble menu width increased to allow long filenames to be read easier.
Close confirmation flag fixed.

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