Kagi announced the discontinuation of direct development for its Orion browser on Linux and Windows platforms. The company stated that the existing codebases for these versions will be open-sourced, allowing the community to take over future development and maintenance.
The decision to end development on Linux and Windows stems from Kagi's strategy to concentrate its limited resources. The company's small development team will now exclusively focus on enhancing Orion for macOS and iOS, aiming for improved performance and stability on Apple devices.
Kagi plans to release the source code for Orion for Linux and Windows within 30 days. The company has also initiated discussions with open-source foundations regarding long-term stewardship, clarifying that Kagi will not serve as the core maintainer for these community-driven projects.
Orion for macOS and iOS will continue development, with Kagi expecting steady improvements due to the consolidated team focus. The shift in resources is intended to make the browser faster, more stable, and more capable on Apple platforms.
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Kagi has ceased direct development of its Orion browser for Linux and Windows, open-sourcing both versions to allow community continuation. This decision enables Kagi's small team to concentrate resources on Orion for macOS and iOS.