Comments on: Surf the Web Wearing an Invisibility Cloak with These 4 Portable Anonymous Browsers

By: HideIP Admin

HideIP Admin — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 04:18:31 +0000

@Zark Page - You are right. It's 10.2 MB instead of 102 MB. :)

By: Zark Page

Zark Page — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 18:06:37 +0000

my friend, where you said
“. xB Browser is a 102MB download”
perhaps you meant
“xB Browser is a 10.2MB download”

also, i regularly use xBB-Fx 3.9.10.24, including right now 🙂 & have successfully imported bookmarks via an html file – that’s how it’s most stably done between normal installations of Fx anyway, i reckon… export bookmarks to an html file from one installation, then import that file into another – there’s an option in Bookmarks Mgr for it

mind you, i have altered _many_ preferences in about:config so that may have helped… in fact, i apologise in advance about talking it up, but:
i have uninstalled a couple of extensions from the default install, using a teensy workaround (i can let you know how if you’d like, it’s quite easy & i’m sure the dev.s would be fine with that), & installed some of my preferred extensions & a nice dark theme, & changed the search-providers to SSL-Wikipedia & SSL-Scroogle (for Google text searches) etc.
actually i’ve customised it to my heart’s content, even including custom throbber (animated leaping-panther silhouette), Fx’s exe-icons are now xBB’s icons (in titlebar, XP64’s Taskbar / TaskMgr etc.), titlebar with no “… – Mozilla Firefox” or “… – xB Browser”, a couple of nice pictures-on-‘about’-pages etc.
still, this may not be necessary or even desired by many users
i also use it almost exclusively on dial-up from where i live 😀
but that’s another story…
let me know if you’d like to hear that (interesting) tale 🙂

thanks for the informative article,
now thinking of trying out TorIMBrowserBundle & OperaTor,
-Zark

By: HideIP Admin

HideIP Admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 05:49:49 +0000

@patrick feenan - You should contact the IP Hider support team. They will be able to solve your problem.

By: patrick feenan

patrick feenan — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 01:46:51 +0000

I won a month’s free IP Hider last Friday, but when I downloaded it my computer rejected it, and I haven’t been able to use it since. I was sent the ( very long ) licence number, but when I applied it onto the little blue box it stated, ” this licence is invalid. ” what the heck do I do now?

By: HideIP Admin

HideIP Admin — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 19:02:02 +0000

@kingpin - I'll take a look a closer look to both JanusPA and e-capsule and write about them soon. Thanks your suggesting them!

By: kingpin

kingpin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 23:13:11 +0000

HideIpAdmin,
These all are free tor based browser’s,what about other free and paid version browser’s
for e.g. “e-capsule private browser”[paid but fast and portable]

By: willdo

willdo — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:59:35 +0000

HideIpAdmin,
Thanks for the article,but as we can see all of the browser’s that use Tor has not only slow connection but it can also reveal the true IP if we aren’t careful with javascripts and plug-ins.JanusVm
or JanusPA is much better option as uses not only Tor but other anonymous services for better protection.As you wrote in a previous articles Tor’s server was hacked and it’s blocked in Russia:(There plenty of ip hiding browser’s out there but only few are free but slow others are paid:( but fast as anticipated.

I found this new portable browser[may versions] but it’s not free though it has decent 14 days trial,I tried it myself and it works almost everywhere on all medium,here the link:

http://www.eisst.com/products/private_browser/

I would like to hear your views and suggestion on this

Thanks so much for your efforts you are putting here for us;)