Our federal tax filings and audited financial statements from the financial year 2023-2024 are now available. We upload all of our tax documents and publish a blog post about these documents in order to be transparent.
What does it take for a distributed community to organize its own gathering from scratch? Earlier this year, a group of Tor folks set out to prove that community-organized meetings can work on a shoestring budget. But why?
In 2025, Tor faced some of the toughest censorship yet. From Iran’s wartime internet blackouts to Russia’s rapidly evolving blocking tactics. Tor’s anti-censorship team sprung into action and strengthened Snowflake, deployed the new Conjure pluggable transport, and made WebTunnel more wide available. Thanks to real-time monitoring, community feedback, and faster bridge distribution, Tor keeps people connected when it matters most. Want to help? You can support our mission by running a Snowflake proxy or hosting a WebTunnel bridge.
Starting with Tor Browser 16.0a1, the Tor Browser Alpha release channel will be based on Firefox Rapid Release rather than Firefox Extended Support Release. If you are an at-risk user, concerned about your privacy, or just need a web-browser that works reliably, you should not use Tor Browser Alpha and instead stick with Tor Browser Stable.
Join us for part 2 of State of the Onion: Community Day. Building on this year's theme, we've invited other members of the Tor community to share insights from their work and how they are supporting the fight to FREE THE INTERNET.