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The more browser engines, the better. It doesn't use neither Chromium nor Gecko.
Perhaps 'it uses neither' or 'doesn't use either.'
Hello friends! I am very excited about this indeed :) If you’d like to know more about Ladybird, I did a presentation about it at the Web Engines Hackfest in Spain just two weeks ago: https://youtu.be/De8N1zrQwRs
Good luck with your project! Maybe naming your sponsors can help to get even more contributions and contributors?
I can offer some help/advice with HTML parsing, but I guess you have figured that one out and are following the procedural parsing description, whereas my expertise would be the SGMLisms on which it is based (and its minute re-construction from the HTML5 spec).
And now with money. That's something I really didn't expect to see anymore.
Congratulations! I wish someone would sponsor completing Servo as fast as possible, or completing rewriting of Firefox in Rust.
I compiled it and added packages to install on openSUSE for this in the readme... which was easy because you don't need much to build this browser! And it builds in a few minutes.
I wish Discord was not mandatory to interact with the community (because I strongly believe in [1]). I will not use Discord so interacting with the community might be complicated if I ever want to work on it.
Anyway, may Ladybird thrive.
[1] https://drewdevault.com/2022/03/29/free-software-free-infras...