Orion Browser by Kagi
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Orion Browser by Kagi
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#2Kagi is in the “this is fucking awesome” part of a tech company lifecycle.
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#3Kagi is in the “this is fucking awesome” part of a tech company lifecycle.
It really is. I switched to them a while ago and I've used Google maybe 4-5 times since, in over a year.
Never looked back.
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#4Just waiting for passkey support before I switch!
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#5If I load reddit.com on the iOS Orion browser the page is completely unresponsive. Anyone else experience this? Not a great first impression sadly.
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#6I've been using it for a while as my main browser and it suffers from all of the usual issues that early development stage browsers have: bugs, memory leaks. The bugs are nasty as well, I'm sometimes forced to switch back to Firefox: one example is once there was a build that crashed my browser when I opened a new tab in tree view.
The extension support is in progress as well. UBlock Origin and BitWarden work, but YNAB Toolkit doesn't work too well.
Overall if you are okay with alpha/beta testing a browser it's fine, but if not, stick with Firefox.
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#7How is it actually working now? The last time I tried it I felt it was pretty buggy -- but in an ideal world I'd love to switch.
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#8Looks of the browser are pretty great and it has built-in most the features you would need.
Some extensions do not work. E.g. BitWarden autofill does not work either as Chrome or Firefox extension. Some websites get laggy. Sometimes ChatGPT page lags so much that is unusable. Also if you browse GitHub, some views will lag very much, and make it unusable. Maybe some day it will be competitive also in compatibility.
But since it is MacOS only, I always will need to use many browsers...
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#9Are there any plans for Windows and Android releases?
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#10Developing a complex product like a browser without telemetry will be hard. Especially if they are trying to commit to objectives like using minimal battery or memory. There are many many different websites so its hard to predict what your users are using the browser for.