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Google Upstreams Chrome on iOS Source Code In Chromium

Written by Michael Larabel in Google on 19 December 2016 at 04:32 PM EST. 12 Comments

Google developers today pushed a bunch of their Chrome on iOS code into the upstream Chromium Git repository.

Over the course of 11 commits, Google appears to have upstreamed much of their Chrome iOS source-code into Chromium.

The code can be found in chromium/src Git, beginning here and ending with this commit following all the big pushes.

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