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My regards to the community.

It's interesting for me to know your opinion in following question.
What method and software could you advise me to use for the remote control of my home PC?
It's located behind ISP NAT service, so it has "grey" IP. The best decision is which
will allow me to operate with the help of a browser.
Any suggestions is very mush appreciated.

write troyan and enjoy

I think the service, PCAnywhere, will do what you're looking for. You run a server and a client where the server is constantly initiating requests to the PCAnywhere server which allows you to create links between locations while behind NAT.

I may be wrong about one or more things there but that's what my memory tells me is correct, google it

The best way, I have found, consists in using SSL-Explorer with connection over the SSH tunnel, which forwards SSH server port to 443 of my
home PC. All that I must have on the remote machine is a browser with SSL and java support.
Thank you for decisions.

TightVNC

http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html

It's free, open source, GPL licensed and runs on more than just Windows.