firmware or stock
Tomato is a family of community-developed, custom firmware for consumer-grade computer networking routers and gateways powered by Broadcom chipsets. The goal of the project is to provide users with an alternative to the firmware pre-installed on their equipment by the manufacturer, providing:
Additional features, making fuller use of the device's hardware
Enhanced security
More frequent updates
Ultimately, greater control over its configuration and behaviorWith over a decade of (mostly) free open-source development invested by hundreds of contributors since its inception, there have often been multiple forks actively supported at any given time, the unique goals and implementations of each further empowering users to have options and provide feedback on how the device operates.
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Additional features, making fuller use of the device's hardware
Enhanced security
More frequent updates
Ultimately, greater control over its configuration and behaviorWith over a decade of (mostly) free open-source development invested by hundreds of contributors since its inception, there have often been multiple forks actively supported at any given time, the unique goals and implementations of each further empowering users to have options and provide feedback on how the device operates.
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