Sphere is a Chromium-based browser app that allows working with many proxy connections from a single location, providing a high level of privacy.

Even though Sphere is designed using Chromium at its core, it is free of Google spying code. Other similar anonymous browsers that are Chromium-based do not let you delete or disable Google's code.

It supports Tor, SOCKS5, HTTP proxy, and also SSH tunnels.

Sphere is designed to be the safest tool for anonymous Internet surfing. You are given the ability to create hundreds of identities that can be made with different protocols for your privacy. It has systems for protection and fingerprint substitution (GPU, Audio, Canvas, Plugins, Fonts, ClientRects, Ubercookies), automatically changing them for each new identity. Your machine's true identity will not be recognized while surfing with Sphere; it actively protects against attempts to identify your machine.

Sphere uses AES-256 encryption to safeguard saved data allowing safe identity importation. It also uses OTR-mode (off the record). All current files/data are saved in RAM until you end your session, making it nearly impossible to gather info about your browsing habits or activities even if spy software is used. Sphere also permits IP substitution via TOR, or if you prefer, you can use multi-flow SOCKS and SSH connections.

If you are looking for a portable browser that allows you to control your safety and anonymity, you should take Sphere out for a test ride.

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