Switching from Brave
Aekant vs Brave
Love Brave Shields? Aekant has all of it — ads, trackers, custom filters, cross-site cookies, script blocking — and goes further: a fingerprint that changes on every page load, containers with their own tunnels, and an engine that isn’t Chromium. Tor-powered private windows are coming soon.
- Built in
- Coming soon
- Partly
- Needs an extension
- Not available
AekantWhy Brave users switch
Everything you get
with Aekant.
- Everything Shields does — ads, trackers, custom filter rules, cross-site cookies, per-site script blocking — is built into Aekant too
- Aekant generates a new fingerprint on every page load and navigation, not once per site per session
- Containers in one window, each with its own cookies, logins and search engine
- A saved tunnel per container instead of one device-wide VPN
- Gecko engine — a real alternative to Chromium, not another build of it
- No crypto, rewards or ads programme — just the browser
Switching takes a minute
Three steps to
a browser that leaves no trail.
- 01
Download Aekant
Pick the installer for macOS, Windows or Linux — we detect your system for you.
- 02
Create your containers
Set up Work, Banking, Personal or anything else, each with its own search engine and tunnel.
- 03
Browse with shields up
Ads, trackers and fingerprinting are handled from the first page you open.
Sources
About the Brave column.
Brave Shields block ads and trackers, support custom filter lists, and randomise (“farble”) fingerprinting values per site and per session. Brave is built on Chromium. The Brave column above is based on these vendor sources.
Default desktop features as documented by the vendor in October 2026. Not a benchmark or security certification.
Leave Brave behind
Your next browser
is ready.
Ads and trackers blocked, a new fingerprint on every page, and every identity in its own space — from the first launch.