Good idea to embrace github (https://github.com/tfrieden/timberwolf), think a lot of "minority" software scenes, like the Amiga community, could really do with embracing new platforms for distribution of both message (forums/chat) and content (i.e. code/binaries) - would make the whole experience a lot fresher both for existing core audience and newcomers.
A github monoculture is equally worrying, though.
It invites competition as well, to make a better service in the end.
Which wouldn't be so much of an issue (yes, yes) if lots of commits weren't of the type "Fixes #3243".
Too bad it is not a proper diffset of the original Firefox codebase, such as a branch, patchset, and/or separate commits... whatever you want to name it. But as of currently it is an initial commit with all and a license change?
Now open source AmigaOS 4 and we will be getting somewhere.
AROS already exists pretty much for this reason.
What version of Firefox is this based on? What modifications are necessary to get Firefox running on this platform?
As far as I know there where only two updates since this initial release back in 2012.
It makes me giggle to see HTML5 and ECMAScript 3.1 being bragged about contemporaneously. I know the ES versioning is fucked up because of the events that led to Harmony, but considering that HTML5 was the big tech buzzword until ES6, seeing HTML5 alongside ES3 makes it seem surprisingly old.