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Supporting the future of the open web: Cloudflare is sponsoring Ladybird and Omarchy
(blog.cloudflare.com)
this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2025
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Ladybird instead of Servo? And then some obscure desktop environment? What the fuck are they even trying to achieve here? We already got some big names and they're betting on the small ones?
Ladybird has been a serious competitor for months, and its ideology is excedingly good and user-oriented, so thats why
Idk why they sponsored Omarchy, but it looks cool, altough I dont see what they'll get from that
Ladybird has ambitions of being an actual end-user browser, servo seems to only have ambitions of being a browser engine.
Swrvo seems more useful to me. Think Blink and Webkit.
Chromium is a browser. WebKit is an engine. Maybe you meant Blink?
My bad, yes.
Omarchy is a Linux distro.
And I think ladybird is a bit larger of a project than servo, and they can't sponsor every single browser engine.