Orion is a newly launched web browser by Kagi, designed to prioritize speed, privacy, and customization. It uses native WebKit technology and is compatible with a diverse selection of extensions, making it a flexible choice for users.
Orion has been released for macOS and iOS/iPadOS, boasting native performance and features tailored for these platforms. Additionally, a beta version is available for Linux users, while a Windows version is currently in alpha development.
The browser promises a commitment to user privacy with no data collection and no ads. Orion includes capabilities such as extensive customization options and support for Chrome and Firefox extensions, offering users flexibility without the usual browser bloat.
Kagi funds Orion solely through user subscriptions and one-time payments for lifetime licenses. This model eliminates reliance on third-party advertising or partnerships, emphasizing a user-first approach in its development.
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Orion Browser, developed by Kagi, is now available for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Linux, with a Windows version in alpha. It emphasizes speed, privacy, and extensive customization through support for various extensions.