The server, or engine behind the browser, does more than generate a privacy proxy, it gives people control of the content. In addition, it lets them take their bookmarks, saved passwords and browser settings with them anywhere they go. When Web surfers use the VirtualBrowser, it republishes all pages, he said. It might look like you are in a shopping site, but you are in a page generated by the Orangatango server. Cookies are small data files sent by a Web server to the computer of a site visitor and stored on the user's hard drive.
Cookies enable one Web page to send information about the user on to other pages.
Orangatango said surfing with the VirtualBrowser means the cookies are held in the virtual browser and are not placed on the user's computer. Orangatango said one of the benefits consumers will see from the VirtualBrowser is redirected e-mail. Mockett said when he registered the company's site on search engines he received more than 150 pieces of spam. With the VirtualBrowser, he was able to eliminate the unwanted mail with a few clicks of his mouse, he said. That way people can manage Spam without it effecting their personal e-mail account.