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are they forks? That’s what I don’t get, who controls the merge controls into Chromium’s main branch? It’s open source, but who actually says yay or nay on PRs getting in? I assume it’s Google, and the others are all forks off, but if it makes it into the main branch or not will really decide if it gets adopted

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You can have your own set of patches (and/or config) and still stay up to date with upstream.

You don’t need to do a hard fork to modify it for your needs.

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