FreeToGo lets you surf the Web without leaving any tracks of where you have been. But it does this in a "smart" way, with patent-pending technology, only deleting records made when FreeToGo is actually turned on.

That's in contrast to all existing Web "privacy" programs, which simply delete EVERYTHING your browser has ever stored on your PC, including, for example, all the cookies for your favorite Web sites.

With your cookies gone, you may have to re-enter all your personal information when you go back to these sites. And the next person to use the PC won't be able to log on to their favorite sites if they don't have all their user names and passwords handy.

By contrast, FreeToGo preserves all your existing browser records, while still letting you surf the Web without leaving tracks when you need to. You don't have to erase all your important browser data just to be able to spend one session surfing "privately."

You can have the convenience of Cookies, Internet Explorer History and the rest most of the time -- but also complete Web privacy when you need it.

FreeToGo is the Internet Privacy Switch (tm): Turn it on, and you are protected, but with all of your earlier browser records left intact. Turn it off, your browser goes back to storing records normally.

An additional feature of FreeToGo lets you erase ALL your Web records if you specifically choose to "wipe everything clean" and start over.