https://github.com/BrowserWorks/waterfox-android/releases

Yes, but they and the Tor Project are making enough changes that Mullvad Browser can be considered a hard fork rather than a soft fork.

Not really. Mullvad Browser is a Tor Browser fork. WebLibre is a Gecko-engine based Flutter browser written from scratch.

Desktop:

• Librewolf (Codeberg)
• Waterfox (GitHub) (Also available for Android)
• Mullvad Browser (GitHub)

Android:

• IronFox
• Fennec F-Droid (GitLab)
• WebLibre (GitHub)

The developer refused to add lyrics support, supporting their point with a response from ChatGPT.

Maybe. Maybe not.

Chatgpt:

"He brings up some points that tap into how legal responsibility is often framed in terms of “user-provided content” in various platforms and tools. Let’s break down the key legal and technical considerations involved in displaying user-supplied lyrics files in a music player app like Kew:

#188. Diabolical. The feature was added later anyway, but still.

https://huggingface.co/datasets/futo-org/swipe.futo.org/

Their dataset being MIT Licensed is a good thing, thanks for pointing that out. Didn’t think they would release it under a real OSS license. I guess contributing this way is a-okay, even though I would personally refer from giving FUTO any more attention.

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FUTO keyboard is a proprietary crap. You are contributing to Nazis pockets, not to open source.

I encourage you to purchase a FUTO license: it’s money well spent to encourage FUTO. They’ve really earned it.

You should stop promoting FUTO’s proprietary software. It is also against community rules.