My guess is they doxxed ‘em. It sounds pretty unreasonable for companies that don’t operate in the mainland to just give up their users. (Showerthought: Or maybe it’s cuz they don’t pay?)

They have a GitHub. The SourceForge links to their GitHub pages.

Zen’s vertical tab bar seems like they coded it themselves.

why lol

and Firefox is built on Firefox. think it through

what

you can either expand the tabs or middle-click them. i do wonder what the ideal solution would be

Well, it’s not bigger than Floorp or Vivaldi to me.

Could you take a screenshot of its massiveness?

It’s not representing open-source. It’s representing Zen’s GitHub presence.

Yeah, that too. How could I forget?

you can click the second sidebar button to expand the tab view

You don’t have to fix technical debt to just incorporate the engine unless you’re porting it to an entirely new operating system.

Yeah, I meant Positron, my bad

I agree that it’s not ideal, but hey, it’s open source, and the Louis Rossmann cult is the only other top-tier donor, so I’m sure they’ll be fine.

Sounds fun, but I wish there were more people who’d invest in making Firefox’s Gecko more easy to use (stretch goal: revive Proton, which is Electron but Firefox) instead of pushing a ton of effort into inventing a new thing.

That said, this is coming from SerenityOS (specifically, the founder and basically the entire community concentrating on building its browser instead of hacking the OS, resulting in a split), so I understand that it might be a lot harder to port large codebases to a new OS instead of than starting a new one.

Edit: It’s Positron, not Proton

why wouldn’t it be an agreement tho? like sure it’s not an EULA, but it’s asking you to do something before allowing you into the game

And I’m not under NDA. I have signed no contracts and made no verbal agreements; I haven’t even clicked through a EULA.

This message does pop up when I launch Deadlock, but I didn’t click “OK”; instead, I hit the Escape key and watched it disappear.

Oops, yeah, you’re right. I was thinking about the live ISO functionality.

It’s also an old and jumbled-up format paralleling .gif in a surprising amount of ways, including being never intended for its primary usage, still being popular, and newer formats proving much better.