[Drako]

Like the user above said, you'll never have the same IP forever. But if you need a change now, you can always use a VPN. There is also an extension for Firefox that I just found called Trace. It uses dozens of methods to hide your identity. It can't change your IP, but it can change a lot of browser information.

[Hack3rcon]

For example, you want connect to a government website and write something for them via "Contact Us" form, but you don't like they find you.

[mothered]

For example, you want connect to a government website and write something for them via "Contact Us" form, but you don't like they find you.

When properly configured, just about everything you generate to a given website, Is recorded/logged In the back-end.

I've viewed entries submitted via the contact form, In thousands of websites during my day-to-day exploits.

[NullData]

opera browser has a built in vpn use that or just browse on Tor

[mothered]

opera browser has a built in vpn use that

In my experience, It's actually quite fast and will suffice for any general navigation.

[Hack3rcon]

Is Tor enough?
Websites using some scripts and...for bypass Tor.

[Isikbenisk]

Most IP address are dynamic anyways. After 6 months of recycling several people are logged using the same IP. Unless you're doing something illegal???,  what exactly  are you trying to keep anonymous from? Are you trying to hide gay porn from your otherwise unsuspecting girlfriend????

Most cybercriminals route their traffic through a hacked persons device, about 80% of the devices are hacked with that purpose, (i.e part of a botnet). Basically, law enforcement agencies could lock up anyone here if they would care enough since we all have traces of "criminal activity" even though we didn´t do shit. You only need one infected device connected to your network and you are potentially fucked. You have no idea what happens in your network (ransomware, hitman attacks etc.) unless you keep checking your logs, take safety measures etc. so keeping good opsec is essential for anyone. Someone might even plant illegal shit on your pc for personal reasons, like if your girlfriend found that gay porn

[Defeat]

Most IP address are dynamic anyways. After 6 months of recycling several people are logged using the same IP. Unless you're doing something illegal???,  what exactly  are you trying to keep anonymous from? Are you trying to hide gay porn from your otherwise unsuspecting girlfriend????

Idk why I found this so funny.
Thanks for bumping it @Isikbenisk so I could have the laugh

[MrZenator]

Lmao, this is why I'm starting to love this damn forum

[Evdav]

Hello,
To browse a website without your IP address being recorded, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a reliable solution. A VPN encrypts your internet connection and routes it through a remote server, masking your IP address and making it appear as if you're accessing the internet from a different location.

While there might be tricks or techniques to attempt to obscure your IP address, such as using proxy servers or altering browser settings, these methods may not provide the same level of privacy and security as a VPN.

I recommend using the NordVPN server. It's reliable, secure, offers fast connections, easy to use, threat protection, offers 24/7 support, and has "Split tunneling" functionality. 
With a NordVPN, you can confidently browse websites without worrying about your IP address being tracked.