> So, Chromium is unlikely to stop existing. And if it somehow does, it would immediately trigger a fork with a different name created by all the stakeholders t

> So, Chromium is unlikely to stop existing. And if it somehow does, it would immediately trigger a fork with a different name created by all the stakeholders that would require such a thing. > And with multiple wealthy companies using chromium, funding that should be no issue. You're assuming tech companies aren't being cheap lately when, in fact, they are being cheap. We should assume that the mooching (using Chromium without contributing code or money) would go to 11.