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>it seems daft to me when others suggest using forks with no well-established governance of their own Yes, it may be that we are jumping from the frying pan in
by simpaticoder 2y ago
>it seems daft to me when others suggest using forks with no well-established governance of their own
Yes, it may be that we are jumping from the frying pan into the fire. On the bright-side this opens up an opportunity for a company, or a suite of companies, to fund an alternative browser. Such an entity might have Signal at its lead, or similar, who's mission is solely to "tighten up" the software stack on which it runs.
- Lio 2y agoThat sounds very much like Ladybird's mission. Truly independent No code from other browsers. We're building a new engine, based on web standards. Singular focus We are focused on one thing: the web browser. No monetization No "default search deals", crypto tokens, or other forms of user monetization, ever. https://ladybird.org/ https://ladybird.org/