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Due to legal threats sent to one of our community members by a certain party, specifically looking to harm them financially because of what this browser is forked from, we are immediately changing the name and removing all association to "the browser that shall not be named".

We are also removing references to a browser that we previously mentioned from our tweets, as a gesture of goodwill to those who send legal threats to open source contributors.

Spoke with the Bold Browser community and the new Twitter owner and Github owner promptly changed their project title and removed all references to that other browser. I thank them for their quick action to help protect their non-anonymous contributors from legal threats.

Remember to change a Github repository's description after clicking the "Fork" button Or the original's author might use it as "Exhibit A" to try and claim financial damages from you for "purposefully misleading their audience". Trust me on this one.

A company shouldn't advertise itself as privacy and anonymity respecting if they support sending legal threats to the only non-anonymous contributor of an open-source project. Legal Disclaimer: this tweet is about nothing/noone in particular.