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0 pointsadwf11y ago0 comments

If the source code is not available and it's distributed as a binary, by definition it can't be open source. (Plus some might argue about OSS licensing too)

Chromium may be OSS, but Chrome is not.

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JetSpiegel11y ago

Yes. Chrome is not Chromium, nor it Opera.

bla211y ago

That's what I'm asking: For which part of Chrome is the source code not available?

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