TL;DR: He didn't!
He wrote a UI for a browser engine (Webkit, of couuurse). Using a UI toolkit (Qt). In a scripting language.
Which is more putting wallpaper on the walls than constructing the building or even painting the walls.
He wrote a UI for a browser engine (Webkit, of couuurse). Using a UI toolkit (Qt). In a scripting language.
Which is more putting wallpaper on the walls than constructing the building or even painting the walls.
(In this case, one might nitpick that "programmed" suggests something different, but I don't think that's clear cut)
At some point people need to take responsibility for the titles they write.
Chrome, Chromium, new Edge, Brave and Qutebrowser all use the same engine, but even the first two are not uncommonly considered to be different products. Same with Safari, Chrome and Firefox on iOS, despite Apple only allowing their own browser engine on iOS.