StayInvisible

Looking to add a little more stealth and a little less "Here I am, world!" to your web browsing? StayInvisible not only catalogs free proxy servers but provides tools to test proxies and information about anonymity and encryption.

Many resources that provide proxy lists provide little else. StayInvisible has lists of proxy servers as well as online tools for testing just how anonymous your connection is: proxy checkers, IP verifiers, and email testers. In addition to the proxy tools, they also have a proxy encyclopedia to help you decipher the various terms used, and a basic text encryption tool.

Site: http://www.stayinvisible.com/proxy_lists.html

(P)roxify

A friend told me about this proxy and how he swears by it. So i thought i would try it out, and i have to say i was impressed.
heres a link

Website: http://proxify.com/

Tor Button

This makes using tor an ease. just install run the vidilia bundle on startup and then when browsing switch between tor and normal browsing. The tor button creates the perfect mix between easy surfing and safe surfing of the web. i hope this helps some people out.

Website: https://www.torproject.org/torbutton/

(P)roxies

Some Good (P)roxies

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Tor Vidalia Bundle

Compared to a previous post about the anonymous powers of Tor, this is not the mobile version but the Vidalia Bundle. I personally use this myself on almost a daily basis. Its great when you would rather not be know while visiting questionable websites. I do not advertise using tor for all of your web browsing because of its lack in speed. Never the less, I do advocate using tor as much as passable as it is the best tool out there for browsing the web anonymously.

Tor Site:
http://www.torproject.org/

Vidalia Bundle Download:
http://www.torproject.org/dist/vidalia-bundles/vidalia-bundle-0.2.0.34-0.1.10.exe

HideText

Eventually we'll all be at the mercy of robotic overlords. For now, though, the kind that steal your email address and personal info aren't great readers. HideText throws them off by turning words into images.

Why go to such effort to make your text suitable for human eyes only? The principle reason is to keep information away from thousands of spam bots, web crawlers, and other automatons who devour and capitalize (read: annoy you with) data from the internet. Whether you want to include your email address on your blog without it getting sucked into the speed dial of an "exiled Nigerian prince," or you'd like to include text in a forum post that can't be indexed by Google, HideText can do it.

Tor

http://portabletor.sourceforge.net/


Probably the best out there for browsing the web anonymously.