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> But a chance for a future that isn't just the children of KHTML can't happen if Firefox doesn't exist. TFA is about one such chance (and why it might be more
by pegasus 2y ago
> But a chance for a future that isn't just the children of KHTML can't happen if Firefox doesn't exist.
TFA is about one such chance (and why it might be more donation-worthy), no?
- soganess 2y agoIt is, but we don't really know anything about Ladybird at this point. I hope for the best and wish Kling nothing but success. They have shown themselves as an exceptional and committed developer. I hope for a future where I've got even more options, but right now, it's a baby project. Getting standards-compliant rendering working is step zero. Things like site isolation, hardware video acceleration, and extensions that have enough access but aren't running wild with permission are really where a browser in the modern world shows its metal. Not to mention multiplatform support. An OS isn't just a kernel, and a browser isn't a just rendering engine.