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You probably all know The Anonymizer : anonymous surfing through that site, or via the Anonymizer-plugin. Here's another way: a JavaScript bookmarklet:
Make a file anonymizer.html:
Open the file with your browser, and add it to your favorites. Next time you want to use the Anonymizer, just open the bookmarklet, and choose your site ;)
BTW: AntiOnline is NOT available with the Anonymizer-service... (unless you pay for it).
It's worth looking at but until they get off the "IE" only bandwagon, it's no use to anyone who uses anything else. Too bad, it looks fairly good and I have only one question: Who watches the Watchers?
Where do you insert the script?
Just open notepad (or your favorite text-editor), copy and paste the code, and save the file (ie. on your desktop) as anonymizer.html (make sure to select 'All files' if you save it).
Then just double-click the file, and add it to your favorites...
Neg, doesn't work for me. I modified a bit, here are the instructions in case it doesn't work for someone else either...
1. Create a new link for any page, this current, for example
2. Open the link properties. Change the address to
Be sure to keep it on one line and don't worry if IE says that "javascript" is not a registered program. Then change the link description to "Anonymizer bookmarklet" and just apply the new settings for the link.Code:javascript:void(Qr=prompt('URL (no http)?',''));location.href='http://anon.free.anonymizer.com/http://'+escape(Qr)
3. Click your brand new anonymizer link!
Edit/Add: That "javascript" should be typed as a single word, eg. no space in it. I think this automatically "corrected" it. If there now still is a space, it's not my fault, it's AO's.
Negatif code didn't work for me on IE 6.0 but ZeroOne code work if JavaScript is written in a single word.