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A lot of existing forks are just Firefox with a couple features added or removed. It's very different from a fork that continues being independently developed a
by autoexec 1mo ago
A lot of existing forks are just Firefox with a couple features added or removed. It's very different from a fork that continues being independently developed as a separate project.
- bluGill 1mo agoAll the existing "forks" that continue past adding/removing that one feature are regularly merging firefox back. That is they are not a fork there are a derivative that never forked. All the forks that remain a fork that I've seen die within a few months.