None of it is charity. Customers pay for features they need, and we do the work upstream rather than in a fork they carry forever. It arrives in the next release and keeps working after the contract ends. Everyone else gets the same code.
Five days ago we shipped WebKitGTK and WPE WebKit 2.54, with a new compositor built on Skia and the Temporal API we helped specify at TC39.
On a Raspberry Pi 4 it lifts MotionMark by around 36%.
https://webkitgtk.org/2026/09/16/webkitgtk-2.54-highlights.html
Twenty-five years ago ten people set out to find whether a company owned by its workers could do serious engineering entirely in the open. We think the answer is in the commit logs.
All of it is upstream, where anyone can use it. Here is to the next twenty-five.
@igalia Congratulations!
I’ve been following Igalia for most of its existence, and I love to see that this sort of company can not only exist, but thrive.
Wishing you all much success and happiness. May others follow your example!
Sep 22, 2026, 11:56 AM@igalia Congrats! Your actions have a lot of positive influence (also on me)!
I wish the whole team all the best for the next 25 years! 🫶