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because what you are purposing is fork a browser which is only slightly less complicated than fork operating system and involves a major investment in time/mone
by smegger001 6y ago
because what you are purposing is fork a browser which is only slightly less complicated than fork operating system and involves a major investment in time/money to maintain.
- newscracker 6y agoTo whatever extent, there have been forks that are still alive today that support XUL extensions. Pale Moon [1] is one of them. [1]: https://www.palemoon.org/ https://www.palemoon.org/
- sudosysgen 6y agoSo would an extension with that kind of power. FWIW, extensions as they are already do require quite a bit of maintenance, and it is also reasonable unlikely that any one source file would be modified in one given update.