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I don't see how it would be different from using any other MIT-licensed code in your project. The Apache License doesn't seem any less restrictive than MIT at f

by paulgb 13y ago

I don't see how it would be different from using any other MIT-licensed code in your project. The Apache License doesn't seem any less restrictive than MIT at first glance? Edit: I assumed the entire codebase was multi-licensed, it looks like you're saying that different parts have different licenses, which does sound like a headache.

sanjeevrad 13y ago
The core Chromium codebase itself uses the same license (a BSD-style license). Chromium itself uses certain other third-party libraries that have different licenses.