Kagi is still a tiny company (<15 people total). We are not ready (in terms of not having enough resources) to maintain an open source project, of a size of a

Kagi is still a tiny company (<15 people total). We are not ready (in terms of not having enough resources) to maintain an open source project, of a size of a web browser. Much bigger companies fail at running open source projects and properly engaging community, and we'd rather not try at all, than do it in a bad way. I hope this changes in the future.