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- Microsoft Edge WebView2 engine with GPU-accelerated rendering.
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Address bar: type a web address or search words. Suggestions come from your bookmarks and history.
Alt+Enteropens the result in a new tab;Ctrl+Enterturnsexampleintowww.example.com. A padlock marks https pages and a warning marks plain http. -
Search engines: DuckDuckGo (default), Google, Bing, Brave, Startpage, Ecosia, or any URL containing
%s. - Find in page with a match count and optional match case.
- Zoom (the percentage appears in the address bar; click it to reset).
- Print, Save as PDF, View source and Developer tools (DevTools).
- Full screen (F11), including full screen requested by a web page such as a video.
- Prompts for site permissions (camera, microphone, location and so on), a sign-in box for sites that use basic authentication, and a Yes/No prompt when a site's security certificate is invalid.
- JavaScript alerts, confirms and prompts are shown properly.
- Custom title bar with tabs in the window frame. See Tabs and Split View.
- Drag a tab out to open it in a new window; drag it onto another Orbit window to move it there.
- Split view: two tabs side by side with a draggable divider.
- Pin, mute, duplicate and reopen closed tabs. Tabs are restored on the next start (can be turned off).
- Bookmarks bar, nested folders, site icons, a bookmark manager with drag and drop, and import/export in the standard bookmarks HTML format. See Bookmarks.
- Private windows keep no history, cookies or cache after you close them.
- Extensions: install Chrome extensions from the Chrome Web Store ("Add to Orbit"), a folder or a zip. They appear as icons next to the address bar. See Extensions.
- Clear history, cookies and cache from Settings.
- Optional automatic updates from GitHub with checksum verification. See Updating.
- Downloads manager (
Ctrl+J) with progress, pause/resume, cancel, open file and show in folder. - Choose the download folder, or have Orbit ask where to save each file.
Account sync, a password manager, extension toolbar buttons and pop-ups, and the Chrome Web Store. See Extensions.