ArchiCrypt Stealth offers two main functions, which can be used independantly of each other. Via its Anonymity function, ArchiCrypt Stealth not only offers the possibility of surfing the Internet with an incognito IP address, but the software also makes the manipulation of incoming and outgoing data possible with the so-called Content filter. ArchiCrypt Stealth focuses on the so-called HTTP protocol.
The user interface is devided in the following sub-categories:
Stealth Central
Website blocker
Cookies
Plug-ins
Spyware
Identity
Log
Settings
From any sub-category, you can reach the functions Stealth Test (Anonymity check), Help, Minimize and Exit via the menu bar in the lower monitor margin.
A status window simultaneously provides comprehensive information about current activity. Information that points to errors is displayed in red. You usually receive an indication of the cause of the error. Click the 
button, when you want to take note of the error.
Exit: Ends ArchiCrypt Stealth
Minimize: Minimizes the ArchiCrypt Stealth window and displays it in the system tray (near the clock). You can access various functions by clicking the right mouse button above the ArchiCrypt Stealth symbol and selecting the appropriate entry in the context menu. Double-clicking the symbol opens the main Stealth window.
Stealth Test: If there is an Internet connection, a page is called up, which attempts to discover your true Internet address. Check whether the given address agrees with your real address. If not, you're surfing anonymously!
ATTENTION: If you test Stealth's functionality and initially run the text without activating the anonymity function, you must first close the browser and possibly delete the browser cache.
Help: Calls for help relating to the sub-category in use.
