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No, thats not it, now I remember |
hi :) 🤗 you might want to read / catch up here code-charity/youtube#2421 and other @mentiones
RE: License: The first line indicates copyrights.
(Then why quote halves of sentences?)
( In other words: External pull requests are assumed to be under a viral free license considering the rest of the world (as it is a common standard), but also with a normal (non-viral) permission (only to the original maintainers)(, so that and the original project can simply run as always / as the first 9 years when few pull requests were merged.) )
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(As said) i have a lot of understanding for your exhaustion(?) i was utterly amazed and so relieved you were working a lot these month! And regret i was unable unexpectedly to work here in June. |
unsure how and why to practice categorical /competitive misunderstandings. code-charity/youtube#2287 (comment) :
...No.
That was only about the tiny screenshot? Or you didn't feel like a good team?
NO, chrome documentation did most-likely not refer to something only Vivaldi has & only 1 in 2000 browser users has (Yes, the chrome documentation has a headline of some paragraph - when quoting badly isolated and we can speculatively assume Vivaldi misunderstood that - or can just regret the lack of a public bug tracker. I appreciated Vivaldi for productivity (and i'm not sure why it is such an emotional thing to some, about doing one's own thing despite of frustration?) ... Glad about your work! |
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