While Ladybird does an okay job with well-formed web content, I thought it would be useful to throw some security research tools at it and see what kind of issues it might reveal. So today we’ll be using “Domato”, a DOM fuzzer from Google Project Zero, to stress test Ladybird and fix some issues found along the way.
The way this works is that Domato generates randomized web pages with lots of mostly-valid but strange HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I then load these pages into a debug build of Ladybird and observe what happens.
↫ Andreas Kling
I have high hopes for Ladybird.
Klng is sufficently mad to pull it off. I grant him that and will financially support him.
We NEED another gui browser, firefox is not playing by the rules and all blink browsers are shit. WebKit currently carry the torch, but they are more or less controlled by apple by now, so they are rather dubious. Gnome-Web and WebPositrive are both webkit projects and not controlled by apple so there is hope there.
Andreas Kling is the Terry of our time, except that terry was utterly mad. (perhaps a requirement for genious, i do not know)
I wish him all the best.