The web browser space needs more competition (that isn't chromium based),(reply>), @Hypernovic Not sure if you are being serious, but first of all, you realize there are already browsers written in Python, like qutebrowser? Second, you will still need to support JS to render websites, right? Or do you expect the entire world to rewrite their websites for your browser? Also, JS is more performant than Python in most cases (optimized Python is basically C so it <b>can</b> be fast - but let's face it, web developers are not going to waste time optimizing some local company's "about me" page).<br>If you really hate JS, I think writing a browser is not the right path for you. Alternatively, if you really want to write a fast browser, I suggest using a low-level language like C or Rust.,(reply>), @Hypernovic bruh, python performance is terrible too,(reply>), @Kaz True, thank you. Blink and V8 are mainly what I meant while chromium is just the project that encompasses them.,(reply>), @Snack Chromium is not just the rendering engine. Chromium is the actual open-source browser. It use Blink as it's rendering engine and V8 as it's script engine. Google Chrome is just a fork on-top of chromium, and don't add much more than the proprietary stuff (codec as you said, + google integrations).<br><br>You could use the Chromium browser as a standalone. Not really frequent on windows since there's no stable release, only automated raw binaries from the trunk, but it's actually available in most Linux distro's package managers.,(reply>), @Teggol T <br>No it's not,<br>I meant Its far simpler to code websites in python than in js.<br>Js is a destitute language.