Install on Windows
Glub currently supports 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Download and verify Glub
Section titled “Download and verify Glub”-
Open the official Glub Browser Releases page and select the newest preview.
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Download both
Glub-Browser-Setup-<version>-x64.exeandSHA256SUMS.txt. -
Open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and calculate the installer’s checksum:
Terminal window Get-FileHash .\Glub-Browser-Setup-<version>-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256 -
Compare the displayed
Hashwith the installer entry inSHA256SUMS.txt. If they do not match, delete the installer and do not run it. -
Run the installer and launch Glub Browser from the Start menu or desktop shortcut.
Windows SmartScreen
Section titled “Windows SmartScreen”Until production code signing is in place, SmartScreen may show Windows protected your PC.
After confirming the download source and matching checksum, choose More info and then Run anyway. This warning is expected for the preview, but the verification steps above should never be skipped.
Automatic preview updates
Section titled “Automatic preview updates”Packaged builds check the public release repository for preview updates. When an update is available, Glub shows its version and release notes before downloading anything.
Choose Download update to begin. Glub displays progress and lets you continue browsing while the download runs. When it is ready, choose Restart and update or Install on exit. Choose Later to dismiss that version for the current browser session.
The updater uses these release files:
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Windows installer | Installs the full release |
latest.yml |
Describes the newest compatible release |
.blockmap |
Enables smaller differential updates |
SHA256SUMS.txt |
Lets people independently verify downloads |
Uninstalling
Section titled “Uninstalling”Use Installed apps in Windows Settings and uninstall Glub Browser. Files you downloaded from websites remain in your normal Downloads folder.
If you are evaluating the preview, remember that browser profile cleanup and application removal are separate actions. Do not manually delete profile folders unless a troubleshooting guide specifically identifies the exact path.