Qutebrowser isn't FF or Chrome dependent, yet it lacks privacy tools and doesn't support addons/extensions, maybe in the future it will be a viable option.
What software does the world need?
Bentley Davis
Adrian White
Not him but
Carson Fisher
It depends on QtWebengine which depends on chrome.
Liam Robinson
This is my complaint. They prioritize emulating Vi keybindings over the security and maturity of the browser. Until they have a domain-based content blocker like uMatrix--I'd even settle for a pattern-based content blocker like uBlock Origin--and a blossoming extension ecosystem, I'd settle for FF despite its shortcomings, because they're easy to amend.
Jaxson Hall
Easier to ask what software the world doesn't need because that list is much bigger.
But the world needs a FLOSS alternative to everything.
Tyler Jackson
what are you even saying
Angel Turner
A cross-platform GUI toolkit which is easier to use than html/css/javascript/embedded-browser combo.
Adrian Walker
FOSS SFM
The only reasonable FOSS SFM program is Bundler, which abandoned development around 2009-2010 and never got past generating a point-cloud. Newer packages, like Autodesk's proprietary "123D" go so far as to generate a mesh and texture it.
Distributed ANN run by anons
A distributed bittorrent-like swarm of neural nets where each user trains and maintains their own "cortex" that can take inputs and deliver outputs to and from others.
Node editor for shell commands
Something like the blender node editor, except that each node is a shell command with the inputs/outputs being pipes.
Matthew Gonzalez
Not quite what you're describing, but this is a thing:
pipecut.org
Aaron Flores
MITM is the correct way to do it, I have a som9331 sitting on my desk specifically to do just that.