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VisitChromium vs GNU Emacs
What both publish
| Fact | Chromium | GNU Emacs |
|---|---|---|
| Extensions | Chromium's extension documentation links developers to reference documentation, samples, tutorials, FAQs, discussion groups, and videos. | It includes a packaging system for downloading and installing extensions. |
| License | Google released the Chromium source code under a permissive BSD license. | GNU Emacs is free software distributed under conditions of the GNU General Public License. |
| Support | The project directs developers who need help to the chromium-dev Google Group or IRC channel and says these are not support channels for Chrome itself. | Users can seek help through the help-gnu-emacs mailing list or gnu.emacs.help newsgroup, and report bugs with M-x report-emacs-bug. |
| Supported platforms | both | GNU/Linux, BSDs, Haiku, Windows, macOS, and Android. |
Chromium plans
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GNU Emacs plans
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Pick Chromium if…
Chromium suits developers learning about or contributing to an open-source browser project. It is also relevant to people building Chromium for supported desktop and mobile platforms.
Pick GNU Emacs if…
GNU Emacs suits people who want a customizable editor with content-aware modes and extensible Lisp-based tools. Its built-in documentation and tutorial may help new users explore its features.