Orion is a web browser that uses the WebKit engine, supports Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, and includes built-in ad-blocking and anti-tracking.

Is Orion open source?

No. Orion is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Web Browsers category, open-source options include Min, Mocha and Feathers.

Orion: features, pricing and alternatives

About Orion

Orion is a web browser developed by Kagi. It uses the WebKit engine and is designed for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and Windows. The browser includes built-in ad-blocking and anti-tracking features and does not collect telemetry.

Orion supports extensions from Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, with a curated set of 20 guaranteed-working extensions. It also integrates with Kagi services for search, translation, and browsing. The macOS version is described as the flagship browser, while the iOS and iPadOS version is used by 4 million users. Linux support is currently in beta.

Key features

Built-in ad-blocking and anti-tracking
No telemetry collection
Supports Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions
Curated selection of 20 guaranteed-working extensions
Integration with Kagi services
Available on macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Linux, and Windows

Tags: browser; webkit; privacy; extensions; kagi

Orion: questions and answers

What is Orion?: Orion is a web browser that uses the WebKit engine, supports Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, and includes built-in ad-blocking and anti-tracking.
Is Orion open source?: No. Orion is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Web Browsers category, open-source options include Min, Mocha and Feathers.
What are some alternatives to Orion?: Orion competes with Dia.