Ladybird Announcement [video]
Chris Wroth, GitHub co-founder, and Andreas Cling collaborate on Ladybird Browser Initiative, creating an indie games publisher and game platform with an open-source browser engine. Wroth invests $1 million, seeking community support for the distinctive browsing experience.
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The YouTube video at the provided URL features Chris Wroth, co-founder of GitHub, collaborating with Andreas Cling on the Ladybird Browser Initiative. Together, they are working on an indie games publisher and a game creation platform, developing an open-source browser engine named Ladybird Browser. This initiative aims to provide a community-driven alternative to current browsers, focusing on delivering a distinctive and user-centric browsing experience. Chris Wroth has contributed $1 million towards the development of Ladybird Browser and invites others to participate in backing the project. The endeavor is still in its early stages, with the goal of creating a platform that stands out in the browsing landscape. For further details, interested individuals can explore ladybird.gif.
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5 commentsBut I AM excited for the Ladybird project in general.
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