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No. It is actually pretty easy. Just fork chromium, strip out the spyware, and add your own layer of features on top. There are a lot of companies doing this n
by saas_co_de 9y ago
No. It is actually pretty easy. Just fork chromium, strip out the spyware, and add your own layer of features on top.
There are a lot of companies doing this now and Mozilla would be far more successful if they followed this model instead of trying to copy chrome's user experience on top of their inferior browser engine.
- paulryanrogers 9y agoYet we also need variety in our engines. Otherwise it's IE6 all over again. Diversity makes us stronger.
- vertex-four 9y agoThen we get one company deciding which features should and should not be available to a web page.