Hello Orion team,
I'm a user who has greatly enjoyed your application on macOS, particularly due to its focus on security, which I find superior to other browsers available on the market. However, I would like to suggest that you consider releasing a version of Orion for Windows.
I believe that many Windows users could benefit from the features and security that Orion offers. Expanding to this platform could reach a broader audience, benefiting both users and potentially opening new growth opportunities for your company across multiple operating systems.
I understand that launching an application on a new platform requires considerable effort, but I am confident that many users would be thrilled to see Orion on Windows. If there's any possibility of this happening, it would be great to hear more about it.
Thank you for considering this suggestion.
Best regards
Ways a user could utilize the proposed feature:
Secure browsing on Windows:
Orion is known for its strong focus on security, something that many Windows users would highly appreciate. By implementing the Windows version, users could use Orion to access sensitive websites, conduct online banking transactions, and manage personal information with greater peace of mind, knowing they are using a browser that prioritizes privacy and security.
Example: A user working from home could use Orion on Windows to securely connect to their work environment through a VPN, relying on the browser's advanced security measures to protect their connection.
Device synchronization:
Users already using Orion on macOS could benefit from a Windows version by allowing synchronization between devices. This means they could have their bookmarks, passwords, and customized settings available on both operating systems, enhancing continuity in their browsing experience.
Example: A user who owns both a MacBook and a Windows PC could start working on a project on their MacBook and seamlessly continue on their PC, thanks to Orion's cross-device synchronization.
Adoption of advanced privacy features:
With a Windows version of Orion, users would gain access to the advanced privacy features already enjoyed on macOS, such as tracker blocking and the ability to block unnecessary scripts. These features would help maintain a cleaner and safer browsing environment on Windows.
Example: A privacy-conscious user could use Orion on Windows to block intrusive ads and trackers while browsing websites that typically contain many tracking elements.
Comparison with other browsers:
Other browsers like Brave and Firefox already offer Windows versions with security and privacy features. Orion could position itself as a lighter alternative with a different focus on security, attracting users looking for a safer browsing experience without compromising speed or usability.
Example: A user currently using Firefox might switch to Orion on Windows after testing its unique features, such as faster browsing or better phishing protection compared to other browsers.
Integration with existing features:
Expansion of existing privacy functions:
The Windows version could expand the existing privacy function on macOS by including new Windows-specific options, such as integration with the operating system's native security settings or the ability to manage hardware access permissions (camera, microphone, etc.) in more detail.
Performance optimization:
Orion on macOS is already known for its speed. This feature could be optimized to work effectively on Windows, leveraging the operating system's resources to offer performance equal to or better than other browsers available on the platform.
