I agree with the sentiment (as a Firefox user who does not like the Chrome monopoly), but keep in mind this looks like a project purely for fun. The author owes us nothing and is nice enough to share their experiments. They may not have even noticed it only works on Chrome. We can certainly find a nice way to suggest them to specify that this is Chrome-only, maybe by sending a PR on the README file.
There's no need to be negative. You can even convey your message nicely.
Usually, people are receptive to feedback if the feedback is respectful and gentle.
I don't really see how this is being negative? Pedantic maybe, but negative? Do you expect everyone to tiptoe around and gloss over their feedback with layers of happiness?
Last year's releases (2023) were lagging behind.⏎
Only this yr's releases (2024) are in a timely fashion so far.⏎
However, being forewarned is being forearmed! ⏎
Both (Chromium/Thorium) browsers upstream releases are maintained by Google & both browsers contain various forms of spyware and/or telemetry! ⏎
MOAR:-
thorium.rocks ⏎
github.com/Alex313031/Thorium/releases ⏎
On a personal basis I prefer Firefox & Pals over Chromium & FRIENDS!!! ⏎
The last time I was used by Chromium was 7 years ago!!! ⏎
Carpe Deim!
no. am I wrong in thinking that the Chrome source code is not available? Chrome is built on top of Chromium. Chrome != Chromium. So how do you know what the difference between these products are if you can't see it?
