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If Ungoogled Chromium does what it says that is huge because it means browsers like /brave would not be dependent on Google support of Chromium for core libraries or services.

Thanks to @nocrimez.eth for the share!

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Thanks for the @firefox update! Browser diversity is essential for the internet and for crypto.🦊🔥🦊

@adamshurwitz @firefox Check out @ladybirdbrowser and https://t.co/zDwb8yMRoe for Chromium - Google

nocrimez

If Ungoogled Chromium does what it says that is huge because it means browsers like /brave would not be dependent on Google support of Chromium for core libraries or services.

Thanks to @nocrimez.eth for the share!

https://x.com/nocrimez/status/1867620242576306589

Pretty sure they depend on Google to maintain the quality of Chromium. For a true open source alternative I have high hopes for  https://ladybird.org/ and their web engine. Early days but they are moving fast

Account about nothing | Researcher of @safe ❇️ and open source tech

Warpcast

Enter @warpcast warpspeed with Firefox quick searches in the address bar 🔎⚡️💜🦊
- Search everything
- Search users
- Search channels

Getting apps to build for their version of extensions/add-ons will be hard. 

Everything else like bookmarks should be easy to import which is the most important part of a browser to quickly open views from the address bar and use custom search engines with shortcuts like you can do in Firefox.

Getting apps to build for their version of extensions/add-ons will be hard. 

Everything else like bookmarks should be easy to import which is the most important part of a browser to quickly open views from the address bar and use custom search engines with shortcuts like you can do in Firefox.

https://warpcast.com/adamhurwitz.eth/0xe513df25

Extensions is interesting, I kind of don't like em from a security perspective. I think most people are way too liberal when it comes to installing extensions and give them excess rights to their browsers/machines.