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Get the source and compile it. Ungoogled chromium seems like a good base for a privacy browser: https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/ As far as how to actually modify it in a meaningful way, idk, there’s probably some obscure documention for it somewhere. You chose probably one of the hardest hobby coding projects, probably on par with LFS and stuff like that. So for something more obtainable, a python + WebKit browser is also an option.
seems like it, ask pulse developers, they are active on discord. https://pulsebrowser.app
I started a cross-platform browser based on Qt, WebKit (Playwright build) and Ultralight - Split Browser. This is how it looks like: screenshot. Maybe you'd like to contribute?
Only the Native WebView version uses Edge under the hood, but there are also: WebKit version and Ultralight version.
You might want to start by using the Rebel browser (https://github.com/RebelBrowser/rebel) it's essentially a chromium fork that enables easier branding