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I mean, LadyBird is extremely young and coming along at a pretty decent pace. Though, to be fair, the main author does have some extensive experience in the rea

I mean, LadyBird is extremely young and coming along at a pretty decent pace. Though, to be fair, the main author does have some extensive experience in the realm. I, personally, would love to see some alternative engines to the monoculture of Blink and it's WebKit cousin, other than just Gecko/Quantum. Something to take the place of what KHTML used to have before being gobbled up into WebKit; or just another (ideally, open source) choice to experiment on.

adwn 3y ago
Well, there's Servo [1], which I have high hopes for. [1] https://servo.org/ https://servo.org/
- webmobdev 3y ago
  I was interested in Servo, but its website is exasperating - any idea where I can find info on what HTML, CSS and JS standards it supports?
- px43 3y ago
  Quantum (mentioned by parent post) is what Firefox calls their Servo bindings.
hu3 3y ago
Quick links for the curious: site: https://www.ladybird.dev https://www.ladybird.dev code: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Ladybird https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Ladybird
niutech 3y ago
Apart from Servo and Ladybird, there are also: NetSurf, Ultralight, Ekioh Flow.