Most of it was written without LLMs for that reason, but now Ladybird is its own project, the NIH focus has largely gone away. They are using a lot of third party code now. Their mission is compete with Chrome, not be 100% NIH.

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lttlrck 4 days ago | parent [-]

With "No code from other browsers" which in a browser must mean most of the code is largely written from scratch?

	▲	xdfgh1112 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		The original project did everything from scratch. Video/audio decoding, SSL, font rendering, etc. a huge portion of the code. They're still not using existing browser code because being an independent implementation of the web standards is a key goal. They've found bugs in the standard just by implementing it.