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Orion Browser vs SnowHaze

Orion Browser

orionbrowser.com

SnowHaze

snowhaze.com

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FigureOrion BrowserSnowHaze
Price from$50/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
iOSYesYes
Android—Yes
Plans published25
Spec score · Privacy browsers8.7 (#8)8.7 (#7)
Spec score · Web browsers8.5 (#42)8.4 (#47)
Ad blockingYesYes
Fingerprint protectionadvancedadvanced
Free planYesYes
HeadquartersPalo Alto, California, United StatesSwitzerland
Open sourceNoSnowHaze says its code is open source and publicly inspectable.
Supported platformsbothboth
Auto RenewalSubscriptions renew automatically, with a reminder email before renewal.Subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is disabled at least 24 hours before expiry.
Tracker blockingYesYes

Plans

Orion Browser

  • Orion+ monthly$50 a month
  • Orion+ lifetime$150, paid once

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SnowHaze

  • Free browserFree
  • SnowHaze PremiumPrice not published
  • BrowserFree
  • SnowHaze Premium monthlyPrice not published
  • VPN servicePriced on request

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In their own words

Orion Browser

Orion Browser is a WebKit-based browser made by Kagi, with built-in ad and tracker blocking, advanced tracking protection, and advanced fingerprint protection. It supports Chrome Store extensions and cross-device syncing, and includes 20 curated extensions described as guaranteed to work. Orion integrates Kagi services for search, translation, and browsing. The browser is free; Orion+ adds custom icons, browser borders, a community tag, and beta access. The listed Orion+ monthly plan costs $50 a month, and the lifetime option costs $150, paid once. Sales tax applies, and some add-ons may cost extra. The monthly subscription renews automatically, with a reminder email beforehand; subscribers can cancel or change their billing method at any time. Orion describes its browsing as zero-telemetry, without AI data collection or hidden surveillance, and says it has no ads or third-party deals. The iOS and iPadOS version is described as trusted by 4 million users. Linux is in beta, while the Windows version is in alpha development and coming soon.

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SnowHaze

SnowHaze combines a free iOS privacy browser with a separate paid VPN service. The browser works on iPhone and iPad, blocks ads and trackers, and includes fingerprint protection, Tor integration, JavaScript controls, and HTTPS enforcement. A Firefox extension is available for desktop or Android. The VPN runs across platforms, including Android, and encrypts internet traffic. It supports OpenVPN and IPsec and has dedicated servers in nine countries. Zero-Knowledge Auth allows VPN use without a user account. SnowHaze says it does not track users or log activity, and the company describes itself as independent and self-financed. The browser is free to download and use; its listed Free browser plan is free. VPN access is paid, but no price is listed. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is disabled at least 24 hours before expiry. Unused free-trial time is forfeited when the corresponding subscription is purchased. The support FAQ says dissatisfied users will receive a full refund.

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