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Kagi Ends Orion Browser Development for Linux, Will Open-Source It

10 days ago by nawan to c/linux

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Kagi ends development of Orion Browser for Linux and Windows, with plans to open-source both versions and hand them over to the community.
eurodyne 40 points 10 days ago

Well, at least they open-sourced it

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hanke 25 points 10 days ago

Yeah, I wasn't a huge fan of the project per se, but I do love them for open sourcing it when giving up on it.

Other companies, take notes please!

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bearclaw191991 20 points 10 days ago

It’s sad because they are one of a very few browsers not on chromium. It had a lot of potential.

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dfgxx 1 point 7 days ago

Yeah, I wanted it to be my main browser in a year, but it probably won't be. Now the only other Linux WebKit browser I know is gnome web (epiphany), it isn't very good, though it also have good potential

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artyom 15 points 9 days ago

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