Orion 1.0

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Orion 1.0 Introduction

Orion 1.0 is a web browser developed by Kagi, built from the ground up on WebKit for native speed and full extension compatibility. It emphasizes absolute privacy with zero telemetry, built-in ad-blocker, and anti-tracking features. The browser is available for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, with plans for Windows and Linux releases.

Key Features

Native WebKit speed for fast browsing
Full extension compatibility with popular browsers
Absolute privacy with no telemetry and built-in ad-blocker
Anti-tracking technology to protect user data
Integration with Kagi search for enhanced search experience

Use Cases

Privacy-conscious users who want to avoid data collection by large tech companies
Developers needing a fast and reliable browser for testing and web development
Mac users seeking an alternative to Safari with better extension support and privacy features
Individuals looking for a browser that combines speed, extensions, and privacy in one package

Why Startups Use It

Startups need Orion for secure and private browsing to protect sensitive business data from tracking and data collection. Its fast performance and extension support can boost productivity in development, research, and daily operations. Additionally, adopting a privacy-focused browser aligns with ethical data practices that many startups prioritize to build trust with users.

Alternative Options

Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Brave

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Orion steal focus when clicking links from other applications?

Some users have reported this issue, but it may be addressed in updates. Check the latest version or community forums for potential fixes.

Is Orion available on Windows?

Orion for Windows is currently in development with a target release scheduled for late 2026. You can sign up for the newsletter to receive updates.

Does Orion support extensions like those in Chrome?

Yes, Orion has full extension compatibility, allowing users to install and use extensions similar to those available in Chrome and other major browsers.