Browser
The full browser with rotating fingerprints and blocking on by default.
- Fingerprint rotation
- Tracker & ad blocking
- Per-site containers
- Chrome extension support
Blocking trackers is not enough — your browser leaks a fingerprint unique enough to identify you without a single cookie. ION Browser rotates that fingerprint every session while running the extensions you already use.
[ WHY BLOCKING COOKIES ISN'T ENOUGH ]
Your browser answers dozens of questions it was never asked. Which fonts are installed. How your GPU renders one specific curve. What your timezone is, your screen size, your audio stack, your battery. Combined, those answers are unique enough to pick you out of millions — with cookies disabled, in private mode, behind a VPN.
The same drawing renders one pixel differently on your machine. That difference is an ID.
Your GPU vendor and renderer string, offered up on request to any page.
The exact set installed on your system — a signature most people never change.
Audio-stack quirks and timing skew narrow it down further still.
[ HOW ROTATION WORKS ]
Refusing to answer makes you more identifiable, not less — almost nobody blocks everything, so blocking everything is itself a signature. ION answers every question, plausibly, with a different answer each time.
The GPU, fonts, screen size, timezone and language are drawn together so they make sense as one machine. An Apple M2 never reports Windows fonts.
Each persona is sampled from the actual population of browsers on the web, so yours sits in the crowded middle rather than standing out as an oddity.
The persona holds for the whole session, so sites keep working and logins survive. Close the window and the next one is somebody else entirely.
[ WHAT YOU GET ]
Canvas, WebGL, audio context, fonts, screen metrics, timezone, language, hardware concurrency, device memory, media devices — each one answered consistently within a session and differently between them. Cross-session tracking has nothing to join on.
Trackers, ad networks, session recorders and fingerprinting scripts are blocked out of the box at the network layer — before the request leaves your machine. There is no list to subscribe to, no rules to tune, and no "acceptable ads" arrangement quietly letting some through.
[ COMPARE ]
| Feature comparison | Chrome | Blocker browsers | Tor Browser | ION Browser |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracker blocking | Opt-in extension | Default | Default | Default, network-level |
| Fingerprint defence | None | Partial noise | Everyone identical | Rotating persona |
| Site breakage | None | Occasional | Frequent | Rare |
| Speed | Baseline | Faster | Much slower | Faster |
| Extensions | All | Most | Discouraged | Chrome-compatible |
| Exit IP | Yours | Yours | Known relay | Residential, per session |
| Who profits from your data | An ad business | Varies | Nobody | Nobody |
[ COMPATIBILITY ]
ION Browser is Chromium underneath, so the web behaves exactly as you expect it to. Import bookmarks, history, saved logins and extensions on first launch — then keep working the way you already do, with the surveillance layer removed.
[ PRICING ]
Download ION Browser and keep it for nothing, forever. A subscription adds residential exits underneath it — and the rest of the stack alongside.
The full browser with rotating fingerprints and blocking on by default.
All six products on one account — browser, VPN, mail, vault, proxies and agent access.
The full stack for up to six people, each with their own profile and vault.
macOS · Windows · Linux · iOS · Android
[ FAQ ]
Rarely, because the persona is stable for the whole session and coherent within it — a site sees one consistent machine from login to logout. Banks and other services that pin a device get a per-site persistent persona instead, which you can toggle in one click. That combination is why breakage is rare rather than constant.
Because blocking everything is a fingerprint too. Almost nobody refuses every API, so a browser that does stands out immediately — Tor solves this by making all its users identical, at the cost of speed and constant breakage. ION takes the other route: answer everything, plausibly, differently each time.
It's Chromium — the open-source engine — with the Google services stripped out and the privacy layer built in at the engine level rather than bolted on as an extension. Web compatibility comes from the engine; everything that made Chrome a data business does not ship.
Yes — Chrome-compatible extensions install and run normally. ION Vault is built in and included with a subscription, and the first-launch import can move saved logins straight into it, but nothing forces you to switch.
No. Fingerprint rotation and blocking work on your normal connection, and the browser is free. What the subscription adds is a residential exit underneath — so your IP rotates alongside your fingerprint, closing the last thing that ties sessions together.
Only if you turn sync on, and only end-to-end encrypted between your own devices. By default history stays on the machine that made it, and we hold nothing.
Desktop builds go to the waitlist in join order after the VPN cohort, with mobile following. Founding pricing on the stack is locked for twelve months from your join date.
[ 03 · BROWSER ]
Founding pricing across all six products, and your pick of @ice.io addresses before they go.
One launch email, no spam