Portable applications are getting very popular today because these applications offer the same desktop experience without any real installation. You just have to place the program folder in the portable memory device and you should be able to run the application in any computer with your preferences intact.

OperaTor is one of the small portable applications that continuously increase in popularity. This application is a portable version of Opera browser with a few but very notable features. This type of browser is combed with Tor which offers anonymity while browsing and Polipo which allow ease of caching of data. These three applications have been combined to create a highly secured application. The user will be able to connect online without any records on the computer being used.

Even though OperaTor is an application heavy on security measures, customization is still possible. Users can change the security settings in the application as well as the proxy used to shield your surfing. Of course, this will require a little bit of familiarity but the application will launch with standard security features. With a decent Internet connection, you should be able to access websites fast even with an intensive screening from the browser.

But OperaTor will not completely cover your Internet activities or to be more specific, the special activities you would like to do your computer. The application will only shield your HTTP and HTTPS transactions. Other connections such as P2P connections, IRC chats will not be covered by OperaTor. Other operating systems such as Mac and Linux are also not supported.

Check it out at archetwist.com

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