How is Zen really moving ? #11476
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The Developer is creating Zen based on his image; not on the many requests. Zen is essentially just Arc in a new coat, so anyone can look at Arc pick what they like and ask the developer of Zen to add it. There isn't much thought to this process as we've seen in the development of Zen. Actual Zen is a product, not a "gift" you got things all wrong there @andreyrd. As mentioned Zen is Arc and I wouldn't create my own fork of FireFox cause there are way to many already. |
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Bro do you realize development is not that easy. look at his mauro's github profile he has worked on zen literally every single fucking day. the pace is slow because he's only one person who's maintaining the project not slothfulness. Maintaining a web browser is hard. it's tedious progress not easy as it might look like. |
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Why would you focus on new ideas from people from the outside if the core browser feature arent even ready yet and the browser is still in beta? Getting to a stable base line is way more important than implementing a bunch of random features. Also this is an open source project. If you want something just implement it and create a pr. if its good enough i am sure it will get accepted. Implementing a whole browser as a more or less one man team isnt a easy feat and its already one of the best browsers ive ever used. |
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I have a general question; Zen is a one man team and is the idea of one man.
Therefore even though there are alot of ideas and including issues with Zen; it's only up to one man whether it is of his interest to include it in Zen. Therefore why not have simply a poll of a list of alot of features and if the developer decides he may like that feature he can ask for more explanation of such feature.
It appears that if you bring any issue up to the solo developer of Zen that he doesn't like, he will just ignore it or add it to a growing list that is a vine that never stops growing; yet alot with some dedication could simply be added into Zen. On this path, Zen development can actually be slower then other browsers, not because it is not a good browser but the direction and slothfulness that it is progressing.
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