Googleanonymous

By Ajnasz Last update Mar 31, 2011 — Installed 2,290 times.

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Jesse Andrews Admin

The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008)

 
Beatnik User

if you use the same script but use http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www.cgi/ is is more secure although the addition of a popup window give some get some IDK

 
Ajnasz Script's Author

@thuvap

Thanks for your message. There is a good idea, to change the anonym text to another one. I just updated the script and change the text to the anonym.to logo.

 
Ajnasz Script's Author

No one can remove your ip, it's only remove your referrer, so the owner of the page won't know, that you come from google and what was the expression you search.

 
peuh-bugmenot Scriptwright

This isnt working; at least not for me. if you go to google search and type what is my ip; hit anonym; my true ip address shows.

 
thuvap User

The bright red underlined <font><u>anonym</u></font> is perhaps not the best way to display that extra link for via anonym.to. The problem is that it caches the eye to much, forcing you to want to look at it before you read the actual result name, making scanning the page difficult. I replaced it with :-) (which has no text characters to confuse/distract the eye or mind)and got rid of the underline. Here are the code changes I made (go to Manage User Scripts, select the script, click Edit, yada).

changed
anoText = document.createTextNode('anonym');
to
anoText = document.createTextNode(':-)');

and changed
anonym.setAttribute('style', 'color:red;');
to
anonym.setAttribute('style', 'text-decoration:none; color:red;');

 
Dustmop User

Great script, thanks for sharing! A pure gem!

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