A few months ago, it was revealed that Chris Lacy, the creator of the Link Bubble browser, had sold the application to a third-party company. This company was unknown at the time but now it has been revealed that the ex-CEO of Mozilla, Brendan Eich, and his new startup were the ones who acquired the code. Now, the browser has been open sourced, and is available on GitHub.
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