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Redox has been in development for 10 years now, the latest version they released is 0.9.0, close to version 1.0.0

Let's hope that Ladybird be better than Mozilla Firefox.

I would be curious if Ladybird is successful, maybe Microsoft, Apple or Brave will use it after leaving Chrome and WebKit.

The LGPL does its job, it's not as copyleft as GPL or AGPL, but having those licenses doesn't guarantee that companies will use it, like Gab, which used a fork of Mastodont, Truth Social, or Pawoo. If you want a more restrictive license, the OSI basically won't accept it as open source because it doesn't meet their guidelines.

Also, there are no other browsers due to the standards set by W3C and therefore browsers have to have corporate support.

An AGPL license is a verdict that the browser will not be successful.

In addition, Ladybird is under the guardianship of a non-profit organization.

NetSurf updates are very slow