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Bromite is dead, long live Cromite.
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Cool. I hope it is released on Play Store if it is possible. If brave & kiwi can be released, I'm sure they can also release without issue.
It's not free to publish apps on the Play Store. And I'm not sure if this is still the case today, but I recall of Google forcing to include their libraries on apps published there.
Chromium already does use tons of Google libs already underneath. The fees is a fair point though. But it's one time fees right? I think the community can raise that much money. Heck even I would be willing to donate a part of they are willing to publish on Play Store.