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This Month in Ladybird – April 2026(ladybird.org)
474 points by richardboegli | 133 comments
Ladybird browser project's April 2026 monthly newsletter covering 333 merged PRs from 35 contributors, new sponsors, and development progress.
Changing how we develop Ladybird(ladybird.org)
811 points by EdwinHoksberg | 515 comments
Ladybird blog post by Andreas Kling announcing the project will stop accepting public pull requests, with code changes made only by maintainers ahead of alpha.
Why Rust?(rerun.io)
5 points by ned_at_codomain | 1 comments
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We're building a browser when it's supposed to be impossible(awesomekling.substack.com)
431 points by RMPR | 286 comments
Andreas Kling's Substack post on how the Ladybird/SerenityOS team is building a new web browser from scratch despite claims it is impossible.
Welcome to Ladybird, a truly independent web browser(github.com)
862 points by goplayoutside | 296 comments
GitHub repository for Ladybird, a truly independent open-source web browser with its own engine, BSD-2-Clause licensed.
Welcome to Ladybird, a truly independent web browser(ladybird.org)
420 points by rapnie | 205 comments
Homepage of Ladybird, an independent web browser being built from scratch and backed by a non-profit.
This Month in Ladybird(ladybird.org)
362 points by net01 | 123 comments
Ladybird browser project's July 2025 monthly newsletter, reporting 319 merged pull requests from 47 contributors and development progress.
Comprehensive Rust: course used by the Android team at Google(github.com)
338 points by ingve | 61 comments
GitHub repository for Comprehensive Rust, Google's Rust course used by the Android team to teach Rust, published as an mdbook guide.
Ladybird browser spreads its wings(lwn.net)
365 points by signa11 | 236 comments
LWN article by Joe Brockmeier on the Ladybird open-source web browser being forked from SerenityOS as an independent project.