Just listened to the new @changelog episode about #opentf. A bunch of people band together, forked a major project, and found enough people who were interested in it existing and wanting to be involved.

I wish this could happen with a browser.

Sure, there's a ton of small indie browsers that are using forks of Gecko and Chromium. But I'm talking about a real organization. A real, open source first, nonprofit, who's job it is to build a browser for the people. No Google slipping in advertising features, no Mozilla taking money from Google, no Brave adding crypto. A browser from the people for the people, without corporate ownership and direct control.

It's a pipe dream. But it's a hell of a dream. I'm sure it'd be hard, but I don't think it would be impossible. Everybody needs a browser. Why can't it be treated as a public good?