Switching from Tor
Aekant vs Tor Browser
Tor Browser asks you to trade speed and everyday convenience for privacy. Aekant doesn’t: ads and trackers blocked, a new fingerprint on every page and isolated containers — at full speed, with Tor-powered private windows coming soon.
- Built in
- Coming soon
- Partly
- Needs an extension
- Not available
AekantWhy Tor users switch
Everything you get
with Aekant.
- Everyday speed: Aekant doesn’t send all traffic through relays — you pick a saved tunnel per container whenever you want one
- Built-in ad blocking and custom filter rules
- A new fingerprint on every page load while sites keep working normally
- Persistent containers that keep you signed in to work, banking and personal accounts separately
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 Tor column.
Tor Browser routes traffic through the Tor network and makes every user’s fingerprint look the same, so individuals blend into the crowd. It is built for anonymity in high-risk situations. The Tor 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 Tor 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.