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The zero-telemetry Orion browser finally makes its way to Linux as a beta release. It's also available for MacOS, iOS, and iPadOS, with a Windows version coming soon.
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Kagi developed Orion as a high-speed alternative to the data-harvesting ecosystems of Chromium and mainstream tech giants. The expansion to Linux aims to provide users with more autonomy over their digital footprint.
- • Orion is a WebKit-based, zero-telemetry browser now in beta for Linux.
- • It is currently available on macOS, iOS, and iPadOS with a Windows version planned for 2026.
- • The Linux version is distributed via a native Flatpak repository to ensure privacy and independence.
Kagi developed Orion as a high-speed alternative to the data-harvesting ecosystems of Chromium and mainstream tech giants. The expansion to Linux aims to provide users with more autonomy over their digital footprint.
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