ZDNet UK: Freedom browser for Linux due November

"Internet technology firm Zero Knowledge confirmed Friday that its anonymous Internet browser Freedom should be available to Linux users next month."

"The company also plans to publish the source code for its browser technology providing full disclosure of its features for those concerned about security."

"The Freedom browser allows Internet users to avoid Internet tracing technologies by encrypting connections, using privacy conscious network routing across the Internet and by creating pseudonyms called Nyms in order to thwart tracing technologies such as cookies."

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