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Netscape, Edge, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, All have a pop appeal to them (the names) "Ladybug" makes a reference to a bug. And not a thrilling one.

• rascul 2y ago
  It's bird though, not bug.
  • ac29 2y ago
    Ladybird is the UK term for what Americans call Ladybugs
    • freehorse 2y ago
      Then it is going to be adopted everywhere fine except the UK.
      • peutetre 2y ago
        I don't see why it wouldn't. Ladybird Books has been around for 157 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladybird_Books https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladybird_Books
• em-bee 2y ago
  huh? of all the bugs in the world, ladybugs are among the most popular, the majority of them are harmless and prey on agricultural pests. at least where i come from the association with "ladybug" is "cute".
• o999 2y ago
  Ladyfeature