Flutterby™! : New Servo release

New Servo release

2025-11-19 21:23:28.316652+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

I've become more and more disgusted with Firefox. Switched to Vivaldi as my main browser, but it's still a Chromium engine. Tried Waterfox, which is available cross-platform, but their password fill is... uh... not up to contemporary professional standards (and, yes, I have written some password autofill code).

Anyway, The Register: Latest Servo release hints at a real Rust alternative to Chromium — As Mozilla stumbles into 'AI everywhere,' you might be glad of a non-Google browser engine

Might be time to try some stuff with Servo just for the experience.

[ related topics: Open Source Machinery Artificial Intelligence Model Building ]

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