Welcome to Ladybird, a truly independent web browser
Ladybird is an independent web browser project prioritizing performance, stability, and security. It's developed from scratch, adheres to web standards, and plans an Alpha release in 2026 for Linux, macOS, and Unix-like systems. Funding comes from sponsorships and donations, with no user monetization. Developers can contribute via GitHub and Discord. The team includes paid engineers and volunteers, with potential expansion. Future plans may involve Windows and mobile support, exploring languages beyond C++. Sponsorships are unrestricted to maintain project independence.
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Ladybird is an independent web browser project aiming to provide a modern browsing experience with a focus on performance, stability, and security. It is being developed from scratch without using code from other browsers, emphasizing adherence to web standards. Ladybird is set to release its first Alpha version for early adopters in 2026, supporting Linux, macOS, and other Unix-like systems. The project is funded by sponsorships and donations, with no plans for user monetization. Ladybird welcomes developers to contribute to its development through GitHub and Discord. The team consists of paid engineers and volunteer contributors, with plans to expand gradually. While Ladybird currently does not support Windows or mobile devices, future developments may include these platforms. The project is exploring alternative languages beyond C++ for future development. Ladybird maintains independence from sponsors by ensuring all sponsorships are in the form of unrestricted donations without influence over the project.
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