Excellent point. The way a project is governed should always be a consideration when evaluating software, especially for large and complex projects like a web browser that can’t easily be forked.
In the case of chromium, basically all the main developers are Google employees … so it’s no surprise there hasn’t been a viable fork.
I really wish we had something like the “linux kernel” of web browsers…
Excellent point. The way a project is governed should always be a consideration when evaluating software, especially for large and complex projects like a web browser that can’t easily be forked.
In the case of chromium, basically all the main developers are Google employees … so it’s no surprise there hasn’t been a viable fork.
I really wish we had something like the “linux kernel” of web browsers…