The New York Times is suing privacy-focused web browser company Brave for allegedly scraping the outlet’s copyrighted content and unlawfully distributing it to its own customers, like Anthropic and Perplexity.
Wait are saying that a fork isn’t a real app but just a repackage of another?
Is something like Ubuntu not an os but simply a repackaged debian?
Even if you dislike brave as a company the browser itself changes more then enough things to be consider different from stock chromium
I never came anywhere close to making the claims you accuse me of. So, frankly, you’re missing some manners. Considering your response to not liking my statement was to immediately put words in my mouth. That is rather rude.
I wasn’t attempting to put words in your mouth you said chromium forks are just repackaged chromium and I asked you if believed the same of other forks.
Wait are saying that a fork isn’t a real app but just a repackage of another? Is something like Ubuntu not an os but simply a repackaged debian? Even if you dislike brave as a company the browser itself changes more then enough things to be consider different from stock chromium
I literally did not say any of that.
" Except they don’t make a browser. They just repackage chromium" What am I missing then?
Are you illiterate?
I never came anywhere close to making the claims you accuse me of. So, frankly, you’re missing some manners. Considering your response to not liking my statement was to immediately put words in my mouth. That is rather rude.
I wasn’t attempting to put words in your mouth you said chromium forks are just repackaged chromium and I asked you if believed the same of other forks.
Sorry if it read that way.
Calling anything chromium base a fork feels disingenuous. It’s a little more than a skin and a built-in add-ons suite.