TorK is a powerful anonymity manager for the KDE Desktop on Linux and Unix systems. It first helps you to  install, configure and use Tor. It then reduces the task of anonymizing most applications to a single-click, includingFirefox, Opera,Konqueror,Pidgin, Kopete,SSH, and IRC.For advanced users TorK provides detailed network information, and more, in an accessible manner.

• Browse anonymously on Konqueror/Firefox/Opera.
• Send anonymous email via the MixMinion network.
• Use Internet Messaging and IRC anonymously.
• Create and manage hidden services.

• View the Tor network.
• Monitor your anonymous traffic. 
• Exclude and Include servers and countries from your use of the Tor network. 
• One-click server activation.
• Build circuits and streams manually or automatically.
• Filter servers by country, status and free-text.

To start browsing anonymously, click the entry for your favourite browser in the 'Anonymize' tab. TorK recommends Firefox for a number of reasons, mainly because the TorButton extension can protect against a number of anonymity attacks on your browsing activity. If you haven't got TorButton installed, you can do so by clicking 'Install TorButton First' in the entry.

Once you are browsing you will notice your anonymous traffic appearing in the 'Network' tab. You'll also notice a small On-Screen Display (OSD) showing your traffic. This OSD allows you to view the progress of your Tor traffic and also confirms to you that you are indeed browsing anonymously. Notice that 'privoxy' is identifed under the 'program' column, this is because Firefox is using privoxy, a privacy proxy application, to route its traffic through Tor.

TorK assists you to do a lot more than just browsing, take a tour of TorK's feature to find out more .