Ok, Browsar was cool because it was tiny, didn't install, and didn't leave footprints on the inside.
Enter Torpark. It's not as tiny, but otherwise has the same advantages. But that's nothing. This hides your communication from local network snoopers (making short work of corporate firewalls?), and makes you [relatively] anonymous to the web server from which you're getting pages.
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technolog...
torpark.nfshost.com/
tor.eff.org/
