这是我们全新纯自主研发的文本编辑器 当然我不是 vscodium 套壳 周方 跟 vscodium 是不一样的,vscodium 能叫周方 吗? 如果你一定要追根究底,那我确实是 vscodium 套壳,但在未来我会删掉 vscode的代码 借鉴已有的开源项目是很自然的事,可能你们对开源有误解 梦弘浏览器采用微内核、形式化验证、比 vscode 快 600% 不过第 6 点说的不是这个版本,而是 周方-lite
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