Strait vs Privora

Strait is a privacy-first network path inspector for your active browser tab. WHAT YOU SEE - Tab exit IP — IPv4 and IPv6, with ASN, owner, and coarse location - Native/system exit IP — for side-by-side comparison - iCloud Private Relay verdict — active, shadowed by VPN, or not observed, classified against Apple's published egress IP ranges - VPN-like interface and system proxy state — based on the default route, not just utun presence - TLS snapshot — version, ALPN, certificate leaf, issuer, and expiry from a native probe (clearly labeled as Strait's probe, not the browser's reused connection) - DNS comparison — system resolver vs. DNS-over-HTTPS - WebRTC leak check — surfaces public srflx candidates that bypass the tab's exit ONE-TAP COPYABLE REPORT Every check produces a clean text report you can paste into a bug ticket, a forum post, or a chat with your network admin. The copy report is the power-user source of truth. HONEST UNCERTAINTY Strait labels every value with its source and confidence. When timing data is hidden, when a probe is from the companion instead of the tab connection, or when a result is inferred — the UI says so. PRIVACY BY CONSTRUCTION - No analytics, no telemetry, no remote logging - No account, no sign-in - No browsing history or per-host log leaves the device - External calls are limited to documented probe endpoints and only run when you check a tab - Strait does not route your traffic — it is not a VPN WHO IT'S FOR - iCloud+ subscribers who want a readable answer to "is Private Relay doing anything here?" - Privacy-sensitive users who run VPNs and want to verify them - Web, SRE, and security debugging users who need a compact browser-side network report WHAT STRAIT IS NOT Not a VPN. Not a packet sniffer. Not a passive collector of browsing history. Not a replacement for Web Inspector. Strait is a focused, on-demand path inspector. TO ENABLE Strait ships as a Safari Web Extension. After installing, open Settings > Apps > Safari > Extensions and turn on Strait. Then tap the Strait icon in the browser toolbar on any page.

Privora is a private browser vault built for people who want browsing, downloads, bookmarks, and AI page help in one locked space. Open Privora behind Face ID, device passcode, or app passcode fallback. Your tabs, history, bookmarks, quick access sites, downloads, and settings stay local to this device unless you choose to export or share something. Built-in Vault Assistant helps you work with the page you are viewing. Summarize readable pages, ask questions about page text, and improve search phrasing using Apple’s on-device language model when available. Privora includes: • Locked browser vault • Face ID and passcode protection • Private tabs and tab switcher • Local bookmarks and folders • Local download vault • Save supported photos and videos to Photos when you choose • Content Shield for many common ads and trackers • Reader Mode • Find on Page • Clear history, cache, and cookies • App switcher privacy cover • Local privacy and trust summary Privora is not a VPN, Tor browser, or anonymity service. Websites, networks, internet providers, and services you use may still see information needed to load pages. Privora focuses on protecting your local browser space, reducing clutter, and giving you fast AI tools inside a private browsing workflow. Vault Assistant availability may depend on device support, iOS version, Apple Intelligence settings, language, and model availability. No account required. No cloud sync. No hidden social feed. Just a clean locked browser vault with AI assistance. https://pushpanjali271272-hub.github.io/privora-legal/privacy.html