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> With browsers -- which are massively complex nowadays -- at least we have both WebKit and Gecko. Isn't that a bit of a historical accident? Almost all alter
by tablespoon 5y ago
> With browsers -- which are massively complex nowadays -- at least we have both WebKit and Gecko.
Isn't that a bit of a historical accident? Almost all alternative browsers are now based on Chromium, and if Firefox dies or drops Gecko, I doubt anyone would go through the trouble to create a new one. I mean Microsoft tried and gave up on it, and they're one of the few organizations with the resources to actually succeed.