You’re in luck if you want to stay with the apps, the other maintainer made a fork of it shortly after, also Astion, the group(company?) behind the Midori Browser is going to fork it too and promised to keep it foss forever, not sure which of the two are gonna stick around though, I don’t know much about the Midori devs.
The fork made by the other maintainer seems to be the one people are switching to most.
You’re in luck if you want to stay with the apps, the other maintainer made a fork of it shortly after, also Astion, the group(company?) behind the Midori Browser is going to fork it too and promised to keep it foss forever, not sure which of the two are gonna stick around though, I don’t know much about the Midori devs.
The fork made by the other maintainer seems to be the one people are switching to most.
The company currently behind the Midori browser acquired the Midori browser. Possibly not a good sign. To quote Wikipedia,
It’s used to use a WebKit based engine, but has since been ported over to the Google Chromium codebase.