Is there an OS independent version of Torpark?

[James R. Van Zandt]

Bruce -

First, you might re-check the policy, since they might have changed it
over the last year.

Or, I suppose you could run FF from a USB memory stick if it were
configured to leave all its cache and cookies on the stick.  Visit
about:config and look for directories.

I guess one could implement a browser in java to make it platform
independent, but I don't remember hearing about such a thing.

         - Jim Van Zandt



Bruce Labitt <bruce.labitt at verizon.net> wrote:

>   Torpark is a windows based Firefox variant browser that offers some 
>   measure of anonymity.  It can be installed on a usb stick and supposedly 
>   used with little to no trace on a  pc.  Is there a variant of Torpark 
>   that doesn't care which OS it is under?  Works reasonable well under 
>   linux, freebsd, windows, etc?
>
>   Little over a year ago I was told to remove Firefox from my PCs since it 
>   was "NON-APPROVED".  I miss it :(  (They only alllowed IE!!! ).  The 
>   user interface is soo much nicer on FF.