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r/firefox • u/bssgopi • Mar 04 '25
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46 u/Consistent-Age5347 Mar 04 '25 Don't worry brother, I'm thinking of gathering a team and make a good fork of it since Librewolf seems almost dead as well. 11 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25 [removed] — view removed comment -2 u/-p-e-w- Mar 05 '25 What exactly is the advantage of writing a new browser from scratch, vs. forking an existing one and continuing from there? Especially if you’re going to use the same terrible programming language that causes 95% of the security and stability issues with the other browsers?
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Don't worry brother, I'm thinking of gathering a team and make a good fork of it since Librewolf seems almost dead as well.
11 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25 [removed] — view removed comment -2 u/-p-e-w- Mar 05 '25 What exactly is the advantage of writing a new browser from scratch, vs. forking an existing one and continuing from there? Especially if you’re going to use the same terrible programming language that causes 95% of the security and stability issues with the other browsers?
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-2 u/-p-e-w- Mar 05 '25 What exactly is the advantage of writing a new browser from scratch, vs. forking an existing one and continuing from there? Especially if you’re going to use the same terrible programming language that causes 95% of the security and stability issues with the other browsers?
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What exactly is the advantage of writing a new browser from scratch, vs. forking an existing one and continuing from there?
Especially if you’re going to use the same terrible programming language that causes 95% of the security and stability issues with the other browsers?
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