Anonymous Surfer 4.3.0.4

Zilla Anonymous surfer stands as a personal proxy which allow you to surf the internet without being traced, advertisement and popups free browsing. it has 3 main categories:

1) Masking Your IP Address: while surfing the internet your IP address is available to each server you visit. so you may be traced while surfing the internet and your ISP (Internet Service Provider) exactly knows what are you doing and what are you seeing online. Zilla Anonymous Surfer will change that IP address to another one so your ISP will notice that you are visiting the server of that new IP more and more. Masking your IP will slow down your connection so don't use it continuously. It is recommended to run it only when needed.

2) Blocking Advertisements and Images: Some times while surfing the internet you may find an image or advertisement with adult contents or something else that you don't want to see. choose block images and you will browse the page without images in a professional look

3) Killing popups: every internet user know these annoying popups that show up when trying to open a page or even leaving it. just run Zilla Anonymous Surfer and you will not see these popups again.

Privacy is currently the greatest concern of Internet users. Zilla Anonymous Surf product is designed to actively protect your privacy, to make sure that other people and organizations on the Internet cannot identify you, see which sites you visit, or even see where in the world you reside. Also gives you control over your Internet connection: watch incoming and outgoing data, block all types of advertisements, and even trace the owner of a website. Works to protect your privacy on your own computer by eliminating unwanted data trails your browser creates. Seeks to give you control over your Internet experience by giving you a window into everything that goes on, and tools to control it the way you want it to be controlled.

Requirements:	Windows 95,98,me,nt,2000,xp & 5 MB free hard disk space
Release Info:	Minor Update on Oct 04, 2007
Related Tags:	anonymous surfing security personal proxy proxy