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I think it’s just fantastic that the Ladybird browser is close to being usable. I was under the impression this was going to take many years before it became competitive.
I think it’s just fantastic that the Ladybird browser is close to being usable. I was under the impression this was going to take many years before it became competitive.
Still an amazing feat of development from the entire team.
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Can you elaborate? What do you mean by how to pass tests securely? It doesn't read like you mean security tests but otherwise I have no idea what you're talking about.
Conformance testing means that you meet certain specifications. It tells nothing about how you handle data which is different from the specs or random data; or in other words, the root of most security problems.
I wish them well, but browsers are very much pay-to-play. Google had to pay their way to their current dominant position.
Don't forget, Firefox didn't succeed because Firefox was good, it succeeded because IE was bad. People don't like having to choose between Google Chrome and Google Firefox.
I suppose their success is likely directly related to the fact they made reasonable, practical development choices, but still.
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Have you seen the state of the tech industry?
"Ship it, then fix it" is considered normal now, for some reason.