Well, at least they open-sourced it
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there doesn't seem to be anything here
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It’s sad because they are one of a very few browsers not on chromium. It had a lot of potential.
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Can we just link to the source, please?
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Good. Focus on search.
Kagi says that keeping a browser running on multiple platforms usually requires either a lot of funding or a big open-source community.
It's unfortunate they (apparently) didn't recognize this much earlier and actually try to build such a community. While it's good that the now-abandonware's code will become available to people who may find uses for it, it's still sad to see a project unceremoniously dumped this way.
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