It will show a box saying 'Waiting for Tor to start.' with nothing but a Quit button if you don't. The first thing you absolutely have to do if you want to use a system-installed Tor with the Tor browser is to start it without enabling any system-installed Tor. The bundled Browser/start-tor-browser script does have some vague instructions for how you are supposed to do that but they aren't all that helpful. You can use a non-bundled Tor client with the Tor Browser but that's not all that straightforward. You can simply use that if you don't already have a Tor client installed and/or you don't want to install the Tor client your distribution ships. The Tor Browser archive containes a bundled Tor client version 0.4.4.5. tar.xz archive, there is no Flatpak or AppImage available at the /download/ page. The Tor Browser for Linux is only available as a. The regular non-Tor Firefox 78.3.0 ESR does not have that problem. That's immediately apparent if you simply re-size the browser window some odd gray bars appear around the area the web page should fill. The 'Tor Browser' is actually a bundle that includes a heavily modified Mozilla Firefox Extended Support Release version, the Tor anonymity network client and the NoScript and HTTPS everywhere Firefox extensions.Ī quick test of Tor Browser 10 reveals that the Tor project team managed to add some odd bugs to their special Mozilla Firefox build.

It doesn't seem like anyone bothered to test it before they shipped it. You get that fine gray padding around the web page if you re-size it's window. Written by 권유리 (Kwon Yu-ri) - last edited.

The Tor Browser 10 bundle comes with a modified and buggy Firefox 78.3.0 build, NoScript 11.0.44, HTTPS everywhere and Tor version 0.4.4.5. The Tor project has released a new version of their Tor browser bundle based on today's Firefox 78.3.0 ESR release.

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