Basilisk is the odd one out here. It is a continuation of pre-Servo Firefox ( Firefox before Rust ). It is not exactly a “new” engine.
Ladybird is probably the most exciting project as it is most likely to create a new independent browser suitable for daily use.
Servo was very exciting back when Mozilla was heavily invested in it. Sadly, it was long dormant. It really seems to be heating up again though so that is awesome.
Mozilla is not really associated with Servo anymore.
I would be surprised to see Firefox move to Servo.
Gecko is of course Open Source. It is also pretty much the oldest browser engine code base and written in C++. Servo is modern and Rust. Gecko started at Netscape.
The other problem is that Gecko is hard to embed.
Triumph of visual design over interactive design. These days, most “designers” only care about graphics visually. The much deeper science of how people use and understand things is beyond them. Worse, they think the problem is that everybody else does not “get” visual design.
Style over substance.
If usability is the goal, then ReactOS is not the answer.
Do you write long emails? If you are like me, you write clear, detailed emails that nobody reads.
In business at least, most people treat emails like text messages. If they are too long, their level of comprehension goes down.
I agree. I would WAY rather wait the extra 5 seconds and then walk safely across without traffic.
I really hate it when the LAST car of many does this. Especially when I have kids with me. I don’t want them to walk in front of cars for one thing. Because it is less safe. Now I have to trust you. And many cars have started going again while I try to get my child ( that I just told to wait until the cars pass ) to go in front of the one that stopped.
If you are the last of several cars, PLEASE just keep going.
IRL many sleeping bags have handles on both sides of the zipper.
Emphatically agreed
Are you hoping to get upvotes for “crushing”?
Thank you for suggesting we not harass anyone. That is a lot better than I have seen elsewhere related to this.