The Linux Foundation announced the creation of the 'Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers' initiative, providing a neutral space where industry leaders, the academic community, developers, and advocates of open-source software can collaborate on projects related to the Chromium browser engine. Founding companies include Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Opera.
The initiative aims to maintain the ecosystem that has formed around the Chromium engine, stimulate cooperation among projects that use Chromium, and provide financial support to developer communities wishing to contribute to the engine's development. It is expected that this joint initiative will help remove barriers that hinder the advancement of innovation and provide the missing resources for Chromium-related projects. Development management of the Chromium engine will continue to be handled by Google, which acts as the guarantor of its sustainable development.
Source: opennet.ru
