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Ladybird - a brand new browser engine that isn't Google or Mozilla(ladybird.org)

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The privacy and freedom community

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Oisteink@feddit.nl
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You guys should make a browser engine

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Given the complexity of creating a new browser securely (or at all) then this suggestion is not good.

We already have projects that focus on smaller parts of a web browser (e.g a video player) which are free software. We should work on those and encourage their use over all browsers.

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Oisteink@feddit.nl
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Easy enough - i assume you are working on one of these

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That is a massive undertaking that hasn’t been done in a very long time. Modern browsers have either been around for 20 years or are forks. (Sometimes both)

We are taking about creating something from scratch. That can take 5-10 years to do.

The good news is that we have plenty of tools on our tool belt. Think browsers such as Mull and Librewolf plus extensions like ublock.

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Oh - I thought thats what the story was about. Building a new browser engine.

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