‘Kolibri’ is Russian for ‘hummingbird’.
There was also, at one time, a cigarette lighter named ‘Colibri’.

You can quote me: this is too much a coincidence to be a coincidence.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the Colibri browser people would claim that it was only named after the bird, and nothing else..
The copying, here, of the name of a computer application by another computer application is not acceptable.
If Microsoft, Apple, Google… were behind KolibriOS, Colibri browser would be out of business tomorrow.

I see you’re keen on security.

There are at least 2 other things that go by the name of Colibri – a bird, and a (since 1918) business which is named after the bird.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the browser is also named after the bird.

When I’m greeted with a screen which wants me to give you my email address “…for account verification…” before you “…send the download link…”, you’ve already lost. Your FREE offer to try out your product carries too high a price.

I also find it more than a little irritating that you use a name which is suspiciously close to a VERY good, minimalist–one of the absolute SMALLEST–Linux operating systems: KolibriOS,
But I’m absolutely certain that the change from the “K” to a “C” is a non-issue; irrelevant.
If you are the same company behind these two products, please accept my gratitude, and my apologies.

It’s because the OSes use different interpreters and compilers.
I have a lot of topics in the pipeline but I will get to yours. Thanks for the reminder.