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The linux browsers tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about web browser availability and installation on Linux systems, with a recent focus on Google Chrome for ARM64 Linux now being offered as an official .deb download. This development addresses a gap for Linux users on 64-bit Arm processors, including Raspberry Pi-class devices, Arm-based AI workstations, and Snapdragon-powered PCs. The tag highlights practical topics such as first-party browser options versus Chromium or third-party packages, and the significance of official installers for specific architectures. Content here is relevant for Linux enthusiasts and IT professionals evaluating browser support across diverse hardware platforms.
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    Kagi Cancels Orion Browser for Windows and Linux, Plans Open-Source Handoff

    Kagi has ended its own development of Orion for Windows and Linux, abandoning its planned late-2026 Windows launch. In its October 2, 2026 announcement, the company said it intends to open-source both projects while concentrating its browser team on macOS and iOS. For PC users, that means a...
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    Google Chrome for ARM64 Linux Now Available as Official .deb Download

    Google has made Chrome for ARM64 Linux available as an official download, closing one of the most conspicuous platform gaps in Chrome’s desktop strategy. The new build gives Linux PCs powered by 64-bit Arm processors a first-party Chrome option rather than leaving users to rely solely on...