How much work actually goes into servo these days? Is there even a team that works on it or do they just touch it occasionally?

funny video no idea what you're talking about tho

>>25599552 This.

>>25599550 idk, but you can say they spent about a decade doing it, and nothing is working yet... the most likely culprit is obviously rust

>>25599668 about 40% of recent commits are by some bot likely meant to manage dependencies

Mozilla is basically dead they fired every serious dev and have only trannies left. They're just ad money grifting at this point, even google gives them money so google doesn't get sued for chrome being a monopoly. Ladybird will not go anywhere ever. Reasons: - main dev has ear tunnels. Nobody with ear tunnels has ever made a positive contribution to society. Physically impossible. - they picked swift. no good software was ever written in swift, it is a language only used by raging homosexuals with eartunnels. - the name. "Ladybird" it's gay AF. Nobody gonna use a browser with such a gay as name.

>>25599680 >In January 2023, the Servo project announced that new external funding had enabled a team of developers to reactivate the project.[23] The initial roadmap focused on selecting one of the two existing layout engines for further development, followed by working towards basic CSS2 conformance.[24] In February 2024, at FOSDEM 2024, the Servo Project team outlined their plans for a 'reboot' of Servo.[25] It seems like since Mozilla dropped it, they are all over the place. Multiple "reboots" with random funding. Ladybird will go fast until Kling gets bored and then who knows.

>>25599699 Mozilla doesn't run servo since 2020

Neither will ever have a working browser. Never. A working browser doesn't exist and is impossible to implement to begin with.

>>25599540 >that vid kek, the japanese truly know my daily struggles.

The world is in a desperate need to have a good competitor to blink. There's just no point browsing the web when ad blockers are going to die soon