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But they’re charities that are not for profit… HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA … AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Except you tell them the project will likely make most of their jobs redundant, and you’re (still somehow) surprised that the majority grow to hate your project, and will actively sabotage it if they get the chance.

There's also the very real possibility that the "law and order" of western democracies will be destroyed by the same technocratic corporate sociopath cancer that has destroyed the USA — under the guise of christian fascism and various culture wars — so why bother investing resources in an anti-monopoly measure that Apple may be able to bribe away in the very near future? There simply isn't a significant profit motive to invest in an alternate mobile browser for iOS at this stage, just like there's barely a profit motive to produce an alternate desktop browser; 90% of which are just chromium reskins not unlike webkit on iOS.