Well technically, when you can just read the source, it's not called "Open Source", but rather "Shared Source".
I think the term source-available is more commonly used.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-available_software
Re:De-Google-Ify Internet
by icebraining on Monday March 04, 2019 @06:57AM
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Chromium is free software, just like the vast majority of open source.
The philosophies are certainly different, but the code produced by one generally fits the other definition as well. MIT, BSD, Apache, WTFPL, etc - all of these licenses fit both the open source and free software definitions.
You can contribute to Open Source and be evil...