I downloaded it from Aurora Store. I know I can download it from Github through Obtainium but I always run into problems if I use that method. Is FFF private like DDG?
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It is much more than this. Browsers are massive projects that require a full team of developers working full time to patch out security vulnerabilities. Let alone work on new features.
Firefox apparently has 21 million lines of code. I feel stress just knowing that something this monstrously complicated exists on my computer. I can’t imagine what it must be like to maintain it.
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How many lines does your OS have?
Even more.
Nonetheless, the servo and ladybug (edit: ladybird) projects exists. Let’s see how far they can go.
I’ve never heard about servo thanks for showing it to me. On the other hand ladybug is a project being actively developed by a team of 8 developers, so thank you for helping me prove my point.
8 full time developers (plus 40 contributors last month) who have already implemented more than 90% of the standard. Maybe they can make it!