Nobody, but if it got to that point, that would be too late.
It’s not open source, I’ve never called it open source, even before the license change. It’s a public source code project.
It’s a client-side app, AGPL doesn’t work here.
It’s not open source and development has not stopped.
Oh, it will backslide. This won’t run on lastest Chrome in 10 years time.
