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Open Source would be MUCH better, but I'm seeing you're working on it, will wait till then I guess.
Wait for what?
> Is Orion open-source?
> We’re working on it! We’ve begun with some of our components and intend to open more in the future.
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It’s when the kernel (or drivers) run into a bug. Also known as blue screen of death on the windows side.
Then userland programs triggering kernel panics are good, since they make your kernels more bugfree and secure, aren't they?
As a paying Kagi user, please don't waste my money on this when Firefox already exists.
I hate even Firefox in my phone: even if you set to remove data when I close it, it does not, and I have to do it by hand every time
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Wait for what?
Wait for the browser to become open source I assume, which is supposed to happen sometime in the future. > Is Orion open-source? > We’re working on it! We’ve begun with some of our components and intend to open more in the future. https://kagi.com/orion/faq.html#oss
Yes, but what then?
As a paying Kagi user, please don't waste my money on this when Firefox already exists.
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> that it does not really work with Google Meet It does sound like a feature, not a bug though...
This. Meet works better with Chrome, so I used to have chrome for Meet only, and Firefox for everything else.
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I had the same experience. Even if uBlock Origin kind of works, somehow it doesn't block the same number of ads as it does with other browsers, I wonder why. Same uBlock Origin version, same filters enabled, fewer ads blocked on Orion. I used this site for example to test: https://d3ward.github.io/toolz/adblock.html - scores 65% on orion and 99% on other browsers
I'm getting 99% on Orion with their content blockers and uBlock Origin (default lists only).
> For power users who want that last 10% with uBlock, we recommend disabling Orion's content blocker globally. Running both Orion blocking and uBlock may cause interference with each other.
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> that it does not really work with Google Meet It does sound like a feature, not a bug though...
This. Meet works better with Chrome, so I used to have chrome for Meet only, and Firefox for everything else.
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It’s when the kernel (or drivers) run into a bug. Also known as blue screen of death on the windows side.
I never seen that on a Mac though.