Kagi pitches Orion as a user-funded WebKit alternative to Chromium

Kagi offers Orion on Apple devices and in Linux beta, while developing a Windows alpha and financing the WebKit browser through users.

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Why it matters

Orion tests whether subscriptions and lifetime licenses can sustain a privacy-focused WebKit browser across Apple devices, Linux and eventually Windows without ads or third-party deals.

Developer working on Kagi's Orion browser, shown across Apple, Linux and Windows screens with a highlighted container feature to emphasize its multi-platform expansion.

Kagi pitches Orion, its WebKit browser, as a user-funded alternative to Chromium-based products. The browser combines Kagi's zero-telemetry, ad-blocking and anti-tracking claims with support for extensions from Safari, Chrome and Firefox. Its platform footprint now includes a Linux beta alongside established Apple versions, while Kagi develops a Windows alpha.…

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