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6 months agoNot if you “fork” it locally by doing git clone --mirror
and doing git push newOrigin --mirror
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Not if you “fork” it locally by doing git clone --mirror
and doing git push newOrigin --mirror
😉
It is directly supported and maintained from Google, which then bases Chrome on that project adding some proprietary code. So I think yes, it is doomed
There’s a project which is currently being completed for that scenario, the Mose: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSE