In a world where AI can generate new browser engines in the blink of an eye, would there be any value in having more browser engines?

>>105861573 (OP)
>In a world where AI can generate new browser engines in the blink of an eye
lol, they can't even print colors to the cmd.exe console

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>>105861573 (OP)
>In a world where AI can generate new browser engines in the blink of an eye

Which world ?

>>105861573 (OP)
In a world where you can eat shit directly out of my asshole, would there be any value in having more food?

>>105861573 (OP)
Generate 25 unique browser engines NOW.

>>105863289
sent :^)

I don't trust drug addicts

>>105863289
Here are 25 unique browser engines, each with its own characteristics and features:

1. **Blink** - Developed by Google, used in Chrome and Opera.
2. **WebKit** - Originally developed by Apple, used in Safari.
3. **Gecko** - Developed by Mozilla, used in Firefox.
4. **Trident** - Developed by Microsoft, used in Internet Explorer.
5. **EdgeHTML** - A fork of Trident, used in the original Microsoft Edge.
6. **Servo** - An experimental engine developed by Mozilla, focusing on parallelism and safety.
7. **KHTML** - The original engine from which WebKit was derived.
8. **Presto** - Developed by Opera Software, used in older versions of the Opera browser.
9. **Deno** - A secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript, with a built-in web engine.
10. **XULRunner** - A runtime environment for building applications using Mozilla's Gecko engine.
11. **Falkon** - A lightweight browser engine based on QtWebKit.
12. **Otter Browser** - A project aiming to recreate the old Opera (Presto) experience.
13. **Qutebrowser** - A keyboard-focused browser with a minimal GUI, using QtWebEngine.
14. **Pale Moon** - A fork of Firefox that uses a modified version of the Gecko engine.
15. **Midori** - A lightweight browser that uses WebKitGTK.
16. **Iceweasel** - A rebranded version of Firefox, primarily used in Debian.
17. **Lynx** - A text-based web browser that does not use a graphical engine.
18. **Links** - Another text-based browser, with some graphical capabilities.
19. **Basilisk** - A fork of Pale Moon that aims to provide a modern browsing experience.
20. **Konqueror** - A web browser and file manager that uses KHTML and later WebKit.
21. **NetSurf** - A lightweight browser that uses its own rendering engine.
22. **Fennec** - The mobile version of Firefox, using the Gecko engine.
23. **Bromite** - A Chromium-based browser focused on privacy and ad-blocking.
24. **Waterfox** - A fork of Firefox that focuses on privacy and legacy suppor

>>105861573 (OP)
"AI" can't generate anything it didn't scrape off stackoverflow

>>105863569
>25 unique browser engines
>A fork of Firefox...
>fork of Firefox
>rebranded Firefox
>fork of Firefox fork
AGI soon

I've never actually tried coke before. How is it, basically like how you felt the first time you drank an energy drink or something?

Yes, even in a world with AI capable of instant browser engine creation, diversity in browser engines would retain value. Multiple engines foster resilience against monoculture, reduce centralized control, and help surface different security or performance optimizations. They also reflect distinct philosophical or architectural priorities—privacy, standards purity, minimalism, etc. AGI might generate engines, but human communities would still shape their purpose and trust.

>>105863721
Heh

>>105862706
Planet Retard.

>>105861573 (OP)
>In a world where AI can generate new browser engines in the blink of an eye
smells like curry in this thread