Switching from Firefox
Aekant vs Mozilla Firefox
Aekant takes the Gecko engine Firefox users trust and builds in everything Firefox leaves to add-ons — ad blocking, custom rules, a new fingerprint on every page, and first-class containers. Nothing to install, nothing to configure.
- Built in
- Coming soon
- Partly
- Needs an extension
- Not available
AekantWhy Firefox users switch
Everything you get
with Aekant.
- Ad blocking and custom filter rules are built in — no add-ons to install or trust
- A new fingerprint on every page load rather than blocking only known fingerprinting scripts
- Containers are the core of Aekant, not an add-on, with the active container always visible
- Each container carries its own route and search engine
- Shares the Gecko foundation, tuned for privacy-first defaults
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 Firefox column.
Firefox’s Enhanced Tracking Protection blocks known trackers and fingerprinters, and Total Cookie Protection isolates cookies per site. Ad blocking and containers come from add-ons, including Mozilla’s Multi-Account Containers. The Firefox 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 Firefox 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.