yannicklesuisse

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   by yannicklesuisse 4mo ago

   We get this question a lot. Our CEO is clear about this: Our guiding principle isn’t about licensing models ... it’s about interoperability. The original Unix philosophy (McIlroy, Ritchie, Thompson) says nothing about source code licensing.
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   by yannicklesuisse 4mo ago

   Thanks for the honest feedback, and I hear you. Some context that might explain (though not excuse) the situation: unlike browsers built on Chromium or Firefox/Gecko, Orion was built from scratch on top of WebKit. No fork, no upstream
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   by yannicklesuisse 4mo ago

   PM of Orion here. Orion ( https://orionbrowser.com ) is a WebKit-based browser for Mac, Linux, iPadOS and iOS that supports both Chrome and Firefox extensions natively ⟩ including uBlock Origin. We have no plans to drop extension
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   by yannicklesuisse 1y ago

   Kagi News (formerly Kite) Product Manager here, You can use the website and even make it a web app if you want. We’ll be releasing a mobile version that will be better suited but will have the same features :)