Requirements:Windows
9x, Me, or 2000 Purchase
Information:Shareware: Free to try,
$39 if you decide to keep
it.
Stealth Anonymizer promises
you isolation from Internet probes as you browse, protecting your
identity and valuable files through the use of intervening anonymous
proxy servers. It's a wonderful concept, but the implementation
isn't quite finished because the software comes with only a future
promise of documentation. You can find out plenty about the features
list on the program Web site, but you won't learn how to configure
the program, integrate your browser, or interpret the logs of proxy
thread activity. There is promise of network access through a single
proxy, a "super-stealth" mode using sequenced proxy servers, cookie
denial, and details about the Web information exchange going on in
the background as you visit various sites. Without documentation,
however, most users will come away confused. Reviewed on Feb
25 2001.
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