If you miss Arc’s design and want something similar on Linux — but open source and without the AI baggage — Flow Browser is worth a look.

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Linux users today have plenty of browser options. Many people rely on Chromium-based browsers such as Vivaldi, Chromium, Opera, or Brave, which all share the same rendering engine. However, a new option is slowly entering the Linux ecosystem: Orion, the privacy-focused browser developed by Kagi.

Originally available only on macOS, Orion is now being ported to Linux, and the first early beta builds are already available for testing. What makes Orion interesting is that it takes a completely different approach compared to most modern browsers. Instead of relying on Chromium, Orion is built on WebKit, the same engine used by Safari.

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Google confirms Chrome will soon run natively on ARM64 Linux systems, bringing official builds to the platform for the first time.

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