New project using Links web browser

This new project might be interesting to the Links community:

http://www.antiprism.ca/

AntiPrism is a tool for very secure web-browsing and communication. It 
is implemented as a set of extensions to the OpenELEC-derived media 
center software providing a universal and seamlessly integrated web 
privacy solution for home and small office. It runs from a read-only 
file system within a secure Linux operating environment bootable from a 
USB flash drive or installable on a HDD/SSD. AntiPrism is activated with 
a password used as an encryption key to a hidden file system. Once 
deactivated, it leaves no traces of its operations. The computer device 
running AntiPrism can serve as a media center for watching movies, 
streaming music and games, and general web surfing with the included 
basic web browser, because the basic XBMC/Kodi external plug-ins 
functionalities are preserved and acting as an anonymizing tool in the 
background.

AntiPrism is implemented as a set of built-in media center plugins. It 
provides anonymous surfing and networking with popular traffic 
anonymizing tools Tor, I2P and Privoxy. It implements a web of trust 
communications security model by using GnuPG for keys and contacts 
exchange.

AntiPrism features built-in Links web browser.


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