General Discussion • Re: Goanna article in EN Wikipedia has been nominated for deletion

I guess I'm barred from contributing more information myself to the discussion because Wikipedia and the whole "oh no someone involved dared contribute to the article or discussion about something they publish!..." So, feel free to use the info below from a simple quick search about Goanna on the Internet (non-notable...? pff)

Some mentions of Goanna in notable places:

• Techspot article about K-Meleon which can use either Goanna or Gecko https://www.techspot.com/downloads/3944-k-meleon.html
• Basilisk's website of course, but I guess that's "too close" even if I'm not doing anything for it. https://www.basilisk-browser.org/
• Wikipedia's own "Comparison of browser engines" where it's standing out for e.g. it's Jpeg-XL support. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_browser_engines
• "Pale Moon rounds out the list as the most independent option here. It runs on its own Goanna engine, a fork of an older Firefox codebase, rather than tracking modern Firefox or Chromium." - https://elephas.app/resources/best-privacy-browsers
• Windows Report: "Pale Moon is an open-source browser based on the Goanna engine that only requires 256 MB of RAM to work, so it will run on Windows 7 without any problems." - https://windowsreport.com/best-browser-windows-7/
• Something historical: Sysnative.com (2015), post about the origin of Goanna and initial introduction of the name. https://www.sysnative.com/forums/threads/introducing-goanna-the-replacement-engine-for-pale-moon.14936/
• Goanna-based web browsers in the web browser directory - https://www.webbrowserdirectory.com/explore/filters/rendering-engine-goanna/
• Completely independent web application development with Eiffel on Goanna (nothing at all to do with any of the browsers): https://www.eiffel.org/article/creating_a_web_application_with_goanna

I could probably find dozens more if I wanted to.