Comment by teekert 6 hours ago Ah, you must be too young to have experienced early Internet Explorer, which attempted just this. 4 comments teekert Reply charcircuit 5 hours ago Internet Explorer was not open source acting as engine everyone's browser could use and it got abandoned by Microsoft. It is not the same situation. teekert 4 hours ago One could argue that effectively Blink is also not open source. At any rate users don't have power over it, as witnessed by the manifest v3 stuff jammed down our throats. pygy_ 38 minutes ago Churn makes it impossible to keep up a fork, Google weaponizes its manpower, making the "open source" argument moot. le-mark 4 hours ago Monocultures are bad full stop. Blink is corporate controlled open source, which has been clearly less than.
charcircuit 5 hours ago Internet Explorer was not open source acting as engine everyone's browser could use and it got abandoned by Microsoft. It is not the same situation. teekert 4 hours ago One could argue that effectively Blink is also not open source. At any rate users don't have power over it, as witnessed by the manifest v3 stuff jammed down our throats. pygy_ 38 minutes ago Churn makes it impossible to keep up a fork, Google weaponizes its manpower, making the "open source" argument moot. le-mark 4 hours ago Monocultures are bad full stop. Blink is corporate controlled open source, which has been clearly less than.
teekert 4 hours ago One could argue that effectively Blink is also not open source. At any rate users don't have power over it, as witnessed by the manifest v3 stuff jammed down our throats. pygy_ 38 minutes ago Churn makes it impossible to keep up a fork, Google weaponizes its manpower, making the "open source" argument moot.
pygy_ 38 minutes ago Churn makes it impossible to keep up a fork, Google weaponizes its manpower, making the "open source" argument moot.
le-mark 4 hours ago Monocultures are bad full stop. Blink is corporate controlled open source, which has been clearly less than.
Internet Explorer was not open source acting as engine everyone's browser could use and it got abandoned by Microsoft. It is not the same situation.
One could argue that effectively Blink is also not open source. At any rate users don't have power over it, as witnessed by the manifest v3 stuff jammed down our throats.
Churn makes it impossible to keep up a fork, Google weaponizes its manpower, making the "open source" argument moot.
Monocultures are bad full stop. Blink is corporate controlled open source, which has been clearly less than.