Privacy and Local Data Inventory
Native Chromium Rebuild — Active Development
TAHAI Web Services
A native browser for technical operations.
TAHAI Browser is being rebuilt from the Chromium source tree as a fully native desktop browser for IT, DevOps, cloud, support, and technical-operations work. It is not an Electron wrapper, WebView2 shell, CEF application, or simulated browser interface.
No native download yet.The rebuild is not release-ready, production-ready, signed, Store-ready, RC, or GA.
Chromium150.0.7871.186Revision 0fcdce5f4fdec8d442d7df760cb541f1ca6e446d
Protocol, Extension, and Permission Governance
NATIVE039 through NATIVE044
Full pinned Chromium checkout is not present for final headed proof.
Primary differentiator
Mission Control is the operator workspace.
Mission Control is designed to combine native tabs, multi-pane operational layouts, active-pane navigation, runbooks, timelines, evidence and redaction, native OpsTools, admin-console profiles, Mission Recipes, and enterprise policy in one browser-native environment.
Native Mission TabsMulti-pane layoutsRunbook RailMission TimelineEvidence + redactionNative OpsTools
See the Mission Control architecture →Architecture illustration — not runtime proof
Identity console
Authentication and policyValidated timeline
Metadata-only captureResponse procedure
Steps, rollback, handoffNative OpsTools
Safe operator toolingNative foundation
The browser architecture is the product.
The next generation uses Chromium’s native desktop architecture: browser windows, profiles, tabs, WebContents, storage, permissions, downloads, DevTools, session restore, and physical input handling.
No wrapper foundation.
Native Chromium windows, profiles, navigation, tabs, permissions, downloads, DevTools, session restore, and input paths.
Built in the browser architecture.Policy before packaging.
Managed policy, Windows Registry and GPO scaffolding, privileged-boundary auditing, profile-scoped services, and remote-site isolation.
Governance is a release gate.Useful records without secrets.
Cookies, tokens, credentials, authorization headers, browser-storage dumps, and secret material are prohibited from evidence and support output.
Metadata-first and redaction-aware.Source-side status
NATIVE038 verification passes.
The current source-side checks cover plan validation, deterministic self-tests, local-data inventory generation, package-integrity verification, and manifest coverage. The source manifest contains approximately 511 integrity-bound files.
Plan validationDeterministic self-testsLocal-data inventoryPackage integrityManifest coverage
What remains blocked
No runtime or release claims without proof.
The full pinned Chromium checkout is not currently available at D:\dev\TAHAI-Chromium. Final headed Windows runtime proof, earlier-pass runtime receipts, Enterprise Gates G3–G5, installer, MSIX, signing, Store submission, release candidate, and GA remain open.
Long-term vision
A browser that can adapt to how the user works.
Adaptive Daily Driver behavior remains a long-term direction, not a near-term release promise. TAHAI Web Services has other active projects, and the browser is a free application, so this capability will advance only when the native foundation and release evidence justify the work.
Near-term priority: finish protocol governance, diagnostics, provenance, Windows packaging, Store preparation, migration boundaries, and final release verification.
Development status
Follow the native rebuild without inflated release claims.
The next milestone is NATIVE039. Native downloads will appear only after the required runtime, packaging, signing, Store, and release gates close.