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I use Brave as my daily driver, but this trickled down into Brave as well this morning. I was confused for a minute what I had done with a subdomain on one of m

I use Brave as my daily driver, but this trickled down into Brave as well this morning. I was confused for a minute what I had done with a subdomain on one of my sites, and then got very frustrated when I realized the Chromium team had put this back in place. A few #omnibox... tweaks later and I have it back, but it is certainly annoying.

danShumway 7y ago
This is why forking Chromium is not a solution. Unless a team is committed to maintaining that fork, eventually they'll be forced to merge in any of the changes that Google wants to push. The only way a Chromium fork works is if the team is willing to stop merging after they fork and take over development themselves.
- magicalist 7y ago
  > This is why forking Chromium is not a solution Brave isn't a fork, though, it's a downstream consumer of Chromium. > The only way a Chromium fork works is if the team is willing to stop merging after they fork and take over development themselves. I mean, that's what a fork is, so yeah? I don't think Brave demonstrates much about that situation.