> WebKit. > A web browser designed from the ground-up. Both of these can't be true. Perhaps they're thinking of Ladybird?
Can't you build (and design before that) an OS from ground up around Linux?
Orion Browser by Kagi
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Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#32Been looking for a browser to replace Chrome which is very difficult I know. But Chrome just gets so bloated that my M1 Macbook Air is not able to run it anymore. How good is this browser in terms of actual daily performance?
Why not Safari? It works great (it is my main browser).
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#33Been looking for a browser to replace Chrome which is very difficult I know. But Chrome just gets so bloated that my M1 Macbook Air is not able to run it anymore. How good is this browser in terms of actual daily performance?
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Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#34I'm giving it a try after a couple months of daily driving with Zen, which I've become quite fond of. One potential deal-breaker is that it seems to be impossible to log into GitHub. After autofilling my credentials from the keychain, the form submits, and then I get redirected right back to the form with no error message. The same thing happens when I try logging in with my passkey. Has anyone else run into this and found a workaround? I tried turning off auto-submitting password forms in the Settings but that doesn't change anything.
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#35No password manager built-in yet. Although I suppose I really should migrate to Apple's native password manager nowadays.
Don't marry yourself to the Apple (or any other large vendor) ecosystem. I use Keepass variants on my Linux and Android devices, it's absolutely terrific.
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#36one of their "Curated Extensions" is Tampermonkey, a non open source userscript engine. when there are multiple open ones available.
like attracts like?
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#37Been looking for a browser to replace Chrome which is very difficult I know. But Chrome just gets so bloated that my M1 Macbook Air is not able to run it anymore. How good is this browser in terms of actual daily performance?
Why not Safari? It works great (it is my main browser).
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Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#38one of their "Curated Extensions" is Tampermonkey, a non open source userscript engine. when there are multiple open ones available. like attracts like?
Okay...? Do you believe you're entitled to everyone's code for free?
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#39> WebKit. > A web browser designed from the ground-up. Both of these can't be true. Perhaps they're thinking of Ladybird?
WebKit is a rendering engine, not a browser. It's a bit like saying "that isn't original art because you used Earth physics that govern how paint flows and dries.
I dunno. It's more like saying "that isn't your original art because you didn't paint it, only provided the frame". A pretty elaborate frame, yes, but only the frame, not the painting.
Re: Orion Browser by Kagi
#40The best feature is being able to use Firefox extensions and thus uBlock Origin and sponsorblock on iOS. It's a little buggy but worth it for me.
> best feature is being able to use Firefox extensions
“The only browser supporting Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions.”