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The Untold Story of Chromium

via CodeSourceCodeSource2mo ago

Thanks to DevStats for sponsoring this video - https://devstats.plug.dev/YPlde1H DevStats helps engineering teams understand delivery speed, review bottlenecks, and blocked work across their codebase. It started as a small, secret team inside Google, built in the shadow of Internet Explorer, fueled by fear of Microsoft’s control, and staffed with engineers pulled straight from Firefox. Then it got an engine fork that changed the web’s physics. Then it became so dominant that even Microsoft stopped fighting and moved in. This isn’t just the story of a faster browser. It’s a story about power, how it forms, how it hides inside “defaults,” and how an open-source project can still become the center of the internet’s gravity. This is the story of Chromium. 0:00 Prologue 1:42 Google’s Existential Problem 3:18 Building Chromium in Silence 4:45 Sponsor: DevStats 5:50 Speed Is a Strategy 7:10 Blink and the Engine Fork 9:05 The Web’s New Default

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