You can always run curl commands from your laptop/device and learn to read raw HTML and Javascript...
Unfortunately, we've grown so accustomed to the convenience that service providers like Google offer that we've turned over most to all of our privacy in exchange. Your ISP, your browser, Google etc all capture and sell your information. A VPN will protect you from your ISP and anyone else between you and them but unless they strip off cookies and other information your browser attempts to send back to the server (it's incredible how much that actually is), you'll still quickly be identified as the client.
If you truly want anonymity on the Internet, you'll need to separate your casual surfing from anything that identifies you. IOW, take one device and use it soley for PF.com and anything else you do that's none of anyone else's business, and do it over a trusted VPN provider. Use another device for social media, email, Amazon and everything else tied to your email address, mobile number, etc. Do that also over a trusted VPN.