Fantastic news! And perfect timing, too, with who knows what the fuck is going it at Mozilla atm
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2025
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Not using any browser that isn't open source.
I use it on my iPad. It’s like Safari but on steroids. You can install Chrome and Firefox extensions. I’m hopeful it will become open-source in the future.
Okay, I think I like where this is going. I don't usually enjoy apps "ported" from other platforms, specially from macos, since I feel them like windows to those platforms, but this could be a good thing nevertheless, nice!
WebKit was originally a fork of KDE's KHTML and K JavaScript. So technically it's a return to Linux at least.
EDIT: GitHub page
It's also not fully open source, but on the FAQ page for Orion there is a mention that they are working on it!
Orion is a browser, for those who also had never heard of it.
Ohhhh now this is actually pretty cool. I was disappointed they were doing it for MacOS, but I will definitely give it a try on Linux.
I like their search engine just fine.
Same here. I am just so happy to see something different in the browser space. Couldn't come at a better time!