YSK, it's not open source. It's not even source available for that matter. They've promised to go open source for a while now, but not much progress has been made.
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I tried it years ago, it looks more mature now but I’m so used to Safaris “Hide distractions” feature that I’m missing it dearly after less than an hr of trying it out :(
Has anyone been able to get uBO to work on their IOS app? I installed it but it doesn’t seem to really do anything.
I’m not a fan, I have it installed but to me it’s not enough better than FF or Safari to use daily.
Now that secureblue has made Trivalent available with its selinux architecture that should be everyones go to if your on a Fedora based system.
I'd take Mullvad or Brave on Windows over this
I'd also use Safari over this for anything in Apple ecosystem
And brave is a series scam company. Always has been, always will be.
All of your criticisms have nothing to do with privacy or security. Some of them, like what you said about mullvad, is rooted in fud. Which tells me we have different priorities when it comes to browser choice.
I will agree the brave shit is annoying but hopefully Brave Origin will fix that. Their fingerprint and tracker protection is undeniable though.
+1. Orion is fantastic on OSX/iOS.
…It's not ready for Linux, though. You can try it as an oddity, but give it more time in the oven.
Apparently it’s in alpha ? I’d like to try it though !
In beta, available as a Flatpak.
Seemed janky for me, but I only tried it for a few minutes.
Where can you download it from? Can't find it on their website or flathub.
Edit: nvm - "The alpha version of Orion for Linux is currently only available to Orion+ supporters and can be downloaded from the Billing Dashboard under the Orion browser section." $5/month for the privilege to be an alpha tester, ok.
Great to have browser that’s not using Chromium, I like having another WebKit browser in the wild that’s not Safari.
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