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I'd be happy to talk about doing something similar with Windows or iOS...


Chrome being open source and free seems like a significant difference.


Technically Chrome isn't open source, Chromium is and there are differences mostly related to Google services and branding.


* As far as we all know. *

This relationship means that Google can be throwing whatever they wanted into Chrome, and not necessarily have it make its way into Chromium.

VS Code is the same way, and a lot of forks are finding out about that relationship right now when Microsoft blocked their C++ extensions from running on anything other than the proprietary build.




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