
Manage your Orion browser from Raycast: search open tabs, bookmarks, history, and reading list, switch profiles, and use a unified Command Bar.
You can make a new Orion tab open the Command Bar, similar to Arc's command bar:
⌘K, and choose Copy Deeplink. It looks like raycast://extensions/plonq/orion/command-bar.Now opening a new tab (or pressing the home button) launches the Command Bar. When Orion hands off to Raycast it leaves a blank tab behind; the Command Bar automatically closes those leftover tabs when you open a result. You can turn this off with the Auto-close launcher tabs preference.
Prefer a keyboard shortcut instead? Assign a hotkey to Command Bar in Raycast (Settings → Extensions → Orion → Command Bar) and trigger it from anywhere.
Orion RC instead of Orion.Search tabs, bookmarks, history, reading list, and the web in one place
Browse your bookmarks
Browse your reading list
Browse your history
Browse your open tabs
Browse your profiles
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