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Orion Browser review

Freemium#101 of 145 in Web BrowsersPrivacy BrowsersGoogle Chrome Alternatives

Orion combines zero telemetry, blocking, and cross-engine extensions across multiple platforms.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Orion Browser is a privacy-focused browser from Kagi built around the WebKit rendering engine. It is aimed at users who want built-in ad and tracker blocking, zero telemetry, cross-device synchronization, and access to extensions from Safari, Chrome, and Firefox. Its feature set also includes native vertical and tree-style tabs, Focus Mode, profiles and containers, password management, a PDF reader, and Reader Mode. Orion is available on macOS, iOS, Linux, and Windows, with Windows in active development.

The free Orion Browser plan is free to use. Orion+ Monthly costs $5 per month and adds an Orion+ subscription, custom icons, Browser Border, and early access to beta builds. The Orion+ plan is displayed at $50 per month and includes an Orion+ subscription. Orion+ Lifetime costs $150 for lifetime access and includes custom icons, Browser Border, and early access to beta builds. This gives users a no-cost entry point, while the paid tiers primarily add customization, development access, or lifetime access.

Orion fits users who value privacy features but still need a broad extension ecosystem. Its integrations include Kagi Search, Kagi Translate, Kagi Universal Summarizer, the Chrome Web Store, Firefox Browser Add-ons, and the Apple App Store. WebKit rendering and support across Apple platforms provide a consistent foundation, while Linux is offered in beta and Windows is an alpha version in active development. Choose Orion for privacy controls, cross-engine extensions, and tab organization; users seeking an open-source browser should look elsewhere.

Orion Browser pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports Safari, Chrome, and Firefox extensions
    • Includes built-in ad and tracker blocking with zero telemetry
    • Offers vertical tabs, profiles, and cross-device synchronization
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows is an alpha version in active development
    • Linux is beta
    • The Orion+ plan is displayed at $50 per month

Orion Browser fact sheet, pricing and score →

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