# Orion

A native WebKit browser from Kagi that supports Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, built on zero telemetry and no ads.

- **Category:** [Utilities](https://notchlist.vercel.app/category/utilities/)
- **Price:** unknown
- **Open source:** no
- **Official site:** https://orionbrowser.com/
- **Available via:** Homebrew, Direct
- **Maker:** Kagi Inc.

## Kitsmith's take

The pitch that stands out: WebKit speed and battery life with cross-ecosystem extension support most WebKit browsers refuse to offer. Kagi states Orion is funded entirely by its users — a subscription or one-time lifetime license, not ads or data deals — though the exact figures aren’t posted on the marketing pages, so treat this listing’s pricing as directional until you check checkout.

## Features

- **Native WebKit engine:** Built on WebKit rather than Chromium, for Safari-level speed and battery life.
- **Cross-browser extensions:** Supports a curated set of Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions in one browser.
- **Zero telemetry:** The developer states there’s no data collection, no AI training on your browsing, and no hidden tracking.

## FAQ

**Is Orion free?**

Yes, free to download and use. An optional Orion+ subscription or lifetime license supports ongoing development.

**Who makes Orion?**

Kagi Inc., the company behind the Kagi paid search engine.

**Does Orion support Chrome extensions?**

Yes — Orion supports a curated set of Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions, per the developer.


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Hand-verified listing on Kitsmith: https://notchlist.vercel.app/apps/orion-browser/