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xB Browser 2.0.0.11

EL1TE   on 31 January 2008 - 20:13 · 11 comments & 15476 views

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xB Browser (XeroBank Browser) is the free anonymous web browser. You're just a click away from anonymous surfing right now! The benefits of xB Browser is that it allows you to securely and anonymously surf the internet, bypass firewalls and website censorship. For enhanced privacy, xB Browser clears history of browing and deletes cookies when you close the browser.

The main advantages compared to other anonymous web browsers is that xB Browser requires no configuration, technical knowledge, or installation in order to achieve anonymity. xB Browser is open source so you can feel safe knowing what goes into xB Browser. Additionally, it is even portable on a USB stick so you can take it to work, school, or on vacation.

Download: xBank Browser 2.0.0.11 (Open Source, 9.72MB)
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(1 reply) #1 Midnight Mick on 31 Jan 2008 - 21:18
Looks like it also hides adverts or it that just the poster's ad blocking software?

Either way I am gonna check it out!
#1.1 arrakis-cdc on 02 Feb 2008 - 15:21
Yes, it also uses AdBlock Plus with the Filterset G updater, and a whole host of other plugins and internal features and settings. It technically doesn't require an installation, but most people prefer one. It doesn't use registry entries to operate on your system so you can "install" it to a USB key if you like. I see most people in this forum don't have any idea what they are talking about, so I'll explain a little about these features. Yes, it finds things that your NOD32 misses, because antivirus/malware doesn't care or understand about anonymity, while xB Browser does. It locates Yahoo Sign & Seal and other flash cookies and removes them. Most people also don't realize that virus scanners miss about 40% - 60% of viruses out there, so yes there is a LOT of room for their improvement. Destroying flash cookies is just one of them. xB Browser is based on the open-source firefox browser, and automatically anonymizes traffic into the Tor (slow) or XeroBank (fast) network. The whole point is that it doesn't *appear* to be more than a browser, because it has been made so easy to use. Happily, I guess it accomplishes that as people don't seem to be able to figure out how it works. Luckily the source code is available for all to see.
#2 th3rEsa on 31 Jan 2008 - 21:57
"Anonymous browser"? Looks like Firefox with NoScript and a referrer remover button... nothing more.
#3 sweetsam on 31 Jan 2008 - 22:35
Garbage don't bother.
#4 TheNay on 31 Jan 2008 - 23:23
Looks like netscape
#5 Mike Mayer on 01 Feb 2008 - 00:04
At first glance I thought that it was a browser for my car... an xB.

*disappointment

#6 Kashaar on 01 Feb 2008 - 08:19
Seems to me to be more like a service than just a software. Looks like your browser connections are "routed" through secure channels and actually "reach" the Internet in other countries. Also they are meant to be "untracable". See the kind of use..
#7 cork1958 on 01 Feb 2008 - 13:13
Hmm? Even says Mozilla Firefox in the title bar.
Not for me!!
(1 reply) #8 needlegun on 01 Feb 2008 - 20:23
"requires no installation..."

The 'setup' creates a XeroBank folder under Program Files that contains 74 sub folders and 274 files, including an uninstaller. I'd call that an INSTALLATION !

Run it and you get loads of crap about so called suspicious files it's found and wants to delete in order to 'protect' you... files that SpySweeper, Spyware Doctor and NOD32 all somehow managed to miss? Yeah right! Then it fires up an ugly version of Firefox. I use Firefox and IE but basically this is a load of bollocks.

The final insult is that when you uninstall it, it leaves 45 files behind.
#8.1 cork1958 on 02 Feb 2008 - 12:41
Thanks for the detailed insight. Now I KNOW I'm not going to look it over!
#9 dogmatix on 02 Feb 2008 - 23:50
Free to install - but expensive to use!

Far better free alternatives out there!

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