It’s been ‘fun’ compiling the newest Cheomium 143 sources… as usual when Google updates the major version number.
Again, it is momentarily not possible to compile the Chromium sources using Slackware’s own compilers. I get a Rust error “error: extern blocks must be unsafe” in compiling ‘liballoc_error_handler_impl_ffi.rlib‘. which I have been unable to fix – my knowledge of the Rust programming language is non-existent.
Which is why I could only upload the 64bit packages for chromium and chromium-ungoogled; Google only offers a 64bit version of the heavily patched clang and rust compilers they use internally to compile Chrome. A 32bit package will only become available after I found a fix for the Rust error.
Also, I had to apply some hacks in order to deal with the need for a newer Python than the 3.9 which is part of Slackware 15.0. I already have a successful patch for another part of the code where Python 3.9 was too old (the pipe union operator ‘|’ was added in Python 3.10) but due to time constraints I could not examine the new code and instead added a Python 3.12 binary in parallel.

This means you currently cannot simply run the SlackBuild on Slackware 15.0; you have to add a Python 3.12 package (I compiled a package from the sources I took from from Slackware-current) and point the ‘/usr/bin/python‘ symlink to python3.12. I hope to have fixed that requirement in the next batch of chromium packages.