The Flatpak-only build brings basic browsing but extensions and Kagi Sync aren't ready yet.

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Kagi's Orion browser, a WebKit-based browser (not a Chromium or Firefox fork), has launched a public beta for Linux after being exclusive to macOS and iOS. The Flatpak-only build includes basic browsing, password management, Dark Mode, and Focus Mode, but Kagi Sync and WebKit Extensions are not yet available. Testing reveals several rough edges: random file manager launches on ad-heavy pages, broken sidebar and history features, and duplicate media panel entries. The password manager works well, and session restoration functions reliably. No stable release timeline has been announced.

Not a Firefox Fork! Kagi's Orion Browser Arrives on Linux as a Public Beta