Librefox development team

[intika]

Librefox will probably need more people to work on it later on...

So if you are interested in being a member of the future development team please reply here and indicate in what aspect of the browser you want to work.

Current main aspect:

• Building (Windows/Linux/Mac/Android)
• Watching changes on new Firefox version (to patch changes that need to be patched)
• Design (Icon, website, Github README)
• Linguist (Checking the grammar of all the text around Librefox)
• Translation (Russian/etc.)
• C++ developer (core settings)
• JavaScript developer (gui/extension/etc.)
• Communication (Advertising to make the project more known)

Add an aspect if i forget one

Also please send what ever you use to chat (skype/xmpp/etc) to intika@librefox.org

Thanks

[intika]

Current situation

Building Mac: @shaynem @intika

Building Linux: @intika

Building Windows: @intika

Building Android: @intika

Design: @shreyasminocha @samuel8941 @AnXh3L0 @colbycdev @intika

Communication: @shreyasminocha @samuel8941 @colbycdev @intika

Linguist: @shreyasminocha @Atavic @intika

C++: @intika

Javascript: @shreyasminocha minocha @atbanpc @intika

Translation: @shreyasminocha @Atavic @theel0ja @dimqua @intika

[AnXh3L0]

Hi, I'd like to help with the design :+1:

[Atavic]

I can check grammar.

[shaynem]

I can assist with mac builds

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[theel0ja]

I would add translation to non-English languages to the list, if you do some Librefox-specific stuff.

[intika]

Thank you all for your answers; in the current situation things will just go through github (PR open to anyone willing to help) the next step would be the release and a website i think @samuel8941 is preparing one on its fork (a website)... he could work with @AnXh3L0 on this for instance. the site will be published just before the release... then we will see what happen either things will get more organized or it will remain as it is here :)

[androidacy-user]

I'd like to work on design and/or communication

[atbanpc]

I would like to help mainly as a JavaScript developer. I have previous experience developing extensions and GUIs. I also have a bit of experience in C++ that I could contribute.

[dimqua]

I can translate into Russian.

[intika]

@atbanpc @Atavic @theel0ja @dimqua @colbycdev @AnXh3L0 can you please send me what ever you use to chat (skype/xmpp/etc) to intika@librefox.org Thanks

[dimqua]

@intika could I suggest to use Gitter as a development chat? The reasons are:

• It's accessible by everyone who has GitHub/GitLab/Twitter account;
• It can be used trough IRC client, see irc.gitter.im for more info;
• It's bridged with a Matrix.org server.

[intika]

@dimqua yeah why not if we need to have something like a general meeting or something sure we'll be using that but nothing on the project's main page because it would be an other channel to watch and answer for support.

[androidacy-user]

I personally prefer telegram because: -It's highly secure and private -You can talk in a group, supergroup, or PM -All you need is a phone #, and no password to remember -Bots. Very useful, for instance @MissRose_bot, and there's a bot for github integration -You can have a private internal chat, and a public one for support Your choice, though. I'm on Gitter as well

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[elypter]

requiring a phone number is not very private. even among those that require a phone number signal is a better choice

[androidacy-user]

@elypter It's to keep out spammers and bots And it allows most VOIP numbers

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[intika]

Indeed in this case signal will be a better choice... but anyway we are not there yet ;)

[Atavic]

:+1: for @dimqua irc proposal.

[androidacy-user]

@dimqua Gitter is old news now. Any chat I've seen hasn't been used in over six months

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[nchv]

I personally prefer telegram because: -It's highly secure and private

On the contrary. Do some research.

-All you need is a phone #, and no password to remember

That very statement contradicts the first one.

FWIW (and intika knows about that) XMPP + OMEMO is a very secure and private FOSS combination. Also bear in mind that security and privacy are also a matter which relates directly to lower protection rings (down to the hardware).

In any case this project doesn't seem to need ultimate privacy as it is a public and open one. A self-hosted mailing list and git repo would be fine IMO, rather than depend on Microsoft owned platform.

[intika]

@dimqua Gitter is old news now. Any chat I've seen hasn't been used in over six months

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This is why such thing should not be promoted in the main page but it could be used for a meeting at a fixed date/time with everybody for instance

[androidacy-user]

@intika Gotcha

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[Atavic]

Service for sending encrypted messages: https://github.com/keybase

[Techguyprivate]

What about splitting tor development and librefox ?

What about having a dev or beta and stable releases?

Is it possible?

[intika]

@Techguyprivate this is too soon for that we will see later on; dev/beta release is already in the todo list but this is not something important right now...

[shreyasminocha]

I can help with design, the website, javascript, and grammar/spellings.

[intika]

Thank you Shreyas, adding you to the team ;)

[shreyasminocha]

@intika Thanks! PS: You got my name right before the edit 😆.

[atbanpc]

I noticed that Linux building is empty. I can help out with that as well.