no one does trust the TOR Project and FBI informer Mike Perry. Why do you think they switched java on and noscript off before the FBI injected malicious scripts to various FH sites? The TOR Project do not realise who is being paid to make alterations in this way.....take a look at each other as I know who is. What about the serial numbers embedded and being cross referenced against the download IP? The scripts you run to get a user ID to cross reference???Need I say more about the way TOR has been ruined by greedy people involved.Who wants to see a full list of named people and who is being paid, also who offered info for sale and who the FBI Informants are?How about a recording of the meeting in which the TOR browser bundle was arranged for the FBI. Can I upload audio here?
I think the Tor-Project should be using a well specified, standardized and dedicated build-box to produce its browser bundles so that the outcome no longer depends on who happens to run the build procedure. It would also be a good idea to publish minimum requirements along with the change log for each new TBB.
Tor Browser Bundle 2.3.25-12 en-US Serial Key
I installed tor according to the instructions for Ubuntu raring (13.04), which seemed to be successful; then downloaded and extracted the bundle as shown, with the only difference that I don't succeed to run the start-tor-browser file as executable. Any hints?When trying to use the terminal to run it I get the error 'no such file' or similar.
installed most recent windows update 2.3.25-12 and am still getting a yellow update signal. I am using Win8 64 bit (and yes I don't like it) I haven't had a problem before whenever I updated my Tor browser so I'm not sure what the problem is
As for start up times. You can just start browser as is in 3.5 and then automatically start Vidalia after Firefox has started. Instead of users doing it manually. That way you get both speed for main browser connection and graphic controller. And you dont have to change much for it to work.Also may be add it to the main bundle package for download so people don't have to go around looking for answers.
I want to manually stop and start Tor network connection without closing browser. How can I do that with 3.5 bundle? Current documentation about "how to start Tor Relay Node" is no longer work for 3.5.
I just want to add another voice to the VERY MANY already saying....it is fucking retarded to remove vidalia, lots of people want to be able to just start vidalia to run other programs through the Tor network AND THEN start the browser bundle for browsing onion sites...please stop the process of going full retard...
New bundle does not work on Mac Mavericks. Date of browser bundle shows as the year 2000; timestamps in the log are wrong; and it will not connect to any website. I had to revert to version TorBrowser-2.3.25-12-osx-x86_64-en-US, which works fine, proving no problem on my end: the problem is in 3.5. I downloaded 3.5 multiple times, in user and admin accounts, rebooted, gave it time. The console log shows it has trouble establishing connection, but claimed it did connect when it did not connect to any site, any search engine, your own website, etc: just a blank page, even tried New Identity several times, and tried each combination for hours.Tor 3.5 is unusable.Log:
Waaait a minute. You acknowledge that TBB never shipped with Javascript disabled, but then you say that the old Vidalia bundle did? The Vidalia bundle never included a browser! And the old Torbutton Firefox extension never shipped with Javascript disabled by default.
Hi - I was one of the unfortunate ones that tried to login to tormail and got the error system maintenance, please check back in a few hours. I got that error about 5-6 times as i kept trying to login. I had Javascript enabled and was running the torbrowser bundle with Firefox 17.0.7 does this mean i was not affected by this 0day exploit?
They also are very concerned about getting as many people using the network as possible, and will sacrifice security for useability. This also contributed to their choice to leave javascript enabled. It also contributes to their choice to give you three entry guards even though you are much more secure with a single entry guard or possibly two. It is also why entry guards rotate so much. It is also why they bundle everything together and make it extremely hard to use individual components in custom configurations (oh we cannot ship Tor browser independently, some people might think it uses Tor even if it isn't configured to!).
I don't think you can update the Tor browser bundle using the update button in the help window. You have to download the Tor browser bundle from , delete the folder with the old version of the Tor browser bundle and uncompress the new version.
I'm glad I always used standalone Tor in conjunction with whatever networked apps I deem appropriate - not just browsers - rather than the so-called bundle. Yjis last attack report has only confirmed my views once more, as wekk as Tor devs' ill founded insistence on having users browsers default to scripting enabled, even after proven targetted attacks have emerged!
no sooner does one download tor and the devs are urging users to upgrade citing security vulnerabilities. Wait one week and the current version of tor will be out of date, the bundle a security risk, tails no longer recommended. Of course using the latest version of software is not that smart either, you risk encountering bugs not realized yet.My browser says "Sorry. You are not using Tor." So I put the ip address from check.torproject.org in the browser and find that it is a torservers.net exit node. go figure.Tor bundle does not include firewall software which could block traffic which is not tor traffic. IMHO the browser and ALL OTHER SOFTWARE has no business retaining the ability to access the internet directly. Surely all non-tor traffic ought to be blocked for the session. How on earth did a javascript exploit allow packets to be sent outside of tor? And hidden services are how well hidden now that freedom hosting has gone down? How did this happen? If half the onion sites are on freedom hosting and the NSA is bulk capturing packets they're bound to figure it out aren't they?And how the hell can one use tor and stay the fuck away from the USA? I have tried to figure this out, it ought to be straight forward. If tor can be easily configured to stop connecting to tor nodes in the USA I will use it again, otherwise I will not trust it again. 2ff7e9595c
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