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Enterprise & Security

Total Security Browser

A security-focused Chromium browser for a large enterprise company, with its own installer, updater and hardening.

  • Chromium
  • Omaha
  • C++
  • Installer
  • Security hardening

What was built

We built a security-focused browser on Chromium for a large enterprise company. The work covered the whole path from source-level changes to a browser that installs itself and keeps itself up to date.

The engineering challenge

Omaha is the open-source update framework Google uses for Chrome on Windows. Adopting it for your own browser means running your own update server and handling version rollout, so the browser can receive fixes without users doing anything. For an enterprise product, that update path matters as much as any feature.

Images

  • Total Browser homepage showing the headline, a Download (BETA) button and a browser window mockup
    The Total Browser homepage. Image: totalbrowser.com.
  • Total Browser WebShield Protection panel with a green shield and the protection toggle switched on
    The WebShield protection panel. Image: totalbrowser.com.
  • Diagram of an installer putting a browser on a device, and the browser asking an update server for new versions
    Illustration: the install and update path a custom browser needs.

Engineering scope and what shipped

  • A custom installer and auto-updater built on Omaha
  • Performance tuning of the browser build
  • Security hardening of the browser

About the product

Total Browser is a browser from Total Security Limited, a UK company trading as Total Browser. Its website describes WebShield protection against malware, phishing and harmful sites, ad and pop-up blocking with a Quiet Mode, privacy tools such as Global Privacy Control and referrer protection, and its own TotalSearch as the default search.

It is offered for Windows and macOS, and its download is currently labelled beta.

A September 2026 check of the site also lists Dark Web Monitoring and real-time breach alerts, which warn when a saved login has appeared in a data breach, alongside WebShield’s blocking of fake, scam, phishing and spoofed sites and its verified search results drawn from safe-site whitelists.

Source: totalbrowser.com. Checked September 2026; product details may have changed since.

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