anonymoX: Anonymous Web Browsing for Firefox
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AnonymoX is an initiative for anonymization on the internet. The aim is to restore the users right of anonymity in the web. Most websites monitor the behaviour of their users, giving the websites hosts the ability to analyze the general users behaviour and create detailed user profiles, which are frequently sold to third parties. A threat for freedom of speech on the internet manifests in the repression through federal or private organizations. More and more governments censor websites with the excuse of child safety, copyright infringement or the fight against terrorism and thereby limit the freedom of speech. Also blocking users based on their origin with GeoIP-Blocks is applied often, for example at media platforms like YouTube.
anonymoX enables you to...
- Browse the web anonymously
- Change your IP address (to one provided by us)
- Visit blocked/censored websites
- Appear to originate from another country
- Delete cookies, show your public ip, change browser id, ....
anonymoX is more than just an Add-On. The actual anonymization and country faking is done by an anonymization network. It consists of many servers, in every country of your country list. These servers are provided and managed by us. If you use anonymoX's anonymization network without paying, that is only possible because you indirectly participate in the server funding by viewing advertisements.
For ad-free and unrestricted usage of the anonymization network and the Add-On, you need anonymoX Premium.
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- Very effective in masking IP addresses and providing anonymity
- Long-standing usability; many users have used it for years
- Fast response from the developer for any identified issues
- The extension does what it is supposed to do
- Introduction of the 'safeshop' feature which users find intrusive and unwanted
- Alteration of search results leading to redirection issues
- Poor functionality reported in both free and paid versions
- Lack of clear contact/support options for users
- The addition of the 'safeshop' feature
- Concerns about altered search results and redirection
- General praise for its effectiveness and usability over the years
- Negative experiences in the recent version
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Risk impact
anonymoX requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.
Risk likelihood
anonymoX has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.