What web browser engines are under active development?

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With the recent layoffs at Mozilla, I'm wondering quite simply: which browser engines are actively being developed, and which browsers are using them? From what I understand, we're just left with WebKit, Gecko, and Blink?Are there any other engines in active development?

csilverman · Accepted Answer

There's something called Servo, although from what I understand, it's not going to be presenting any mainstream competition to Chrome any time soon.https://servo.org/

shakna · Answer

lynx is still under active development, so that might count. It uses a fork of libwww as the engine.
Goanna is a fork of Gecko for Pale Moon, but development is slow.
KHTML is basically in maintainence-only, but is WebKit's ancestor.

ShradhaSingh · Answer

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What web browser engines are under active development?

With the recent layoffs at Mozilla, I'm wondering quite simply: which browser engines are actively being developed, and which browsers are using them? From what I understand, we're just left with WebKit, Gecko, and Blink?
Are there any other engines in active development?

There's something called Servo, although from what I understand, it's not going to be presenting any mainstream competition to Chrome any time soon.
https://servo.org/

lynx is still under active development, so that might count. It uses a fork of libwww as the engine.
Goanna is a fork of Gecko for Pale Moon, but development is slow.
KHTML is basically in maintainence-only, but is WebKit's ancestor.

Ghost Browser

What web browser engines are under active development?

With the recent layoffs at Mozilla, I'm wondering quite simply: which browser engines are actively being developed, and which browsers are using them? From what I understand, we're just left with WebKit, Gecko, and Blink?Are there any other engines in active development?

There's something called Servo, although from what I understand, it's not going to be presenting any mainstream competition to Chrome any time soon.https://servo.org/

lynx is still under active development, so that might count. It uses a fork of libwww as the engine.Goanna is a fork of Gecko for Pale Moon, but development is slow.KHTML is basically in maintainence-only, but is WebKit's ancestor.

Ghost Browser

With the recent layoffs at Mozilla, I'm wondering quite simply: which browser engines are actively being developed, and which browsers are using them? From what I understand, we're just left with WebKit, Gecko, and Blink?
Are there any other engines in active development?

There's something called Servo, although from what I understand, it's not going to be presenting any mainstream competition to Chrome any time soon.
https://servo.org/

lynx is still under active development, so that might count. It uses a fork of libwww as the engine.
Goanna is a fork of Gecko for Pale Moon, but development is slow.
KHTML is basically in maintainence-only, but is WebKit's ancestor.