New Tor Browser Bundles

by erinn | December 23, 2011

The Tor Browser Bundles have been updated to Firefox 9.0.1. Originally they were updated to Firefox 9 and both changelogs are listed below.

https://www.torproject.org/download

Tor Browser Bundle (2.2.35-3)

  • Update Firefox to 9.0.1

Tor Browser Bundle (2.2.35-2)

  • Update Firefox to 9.0
  • Update Torbutton to 1.4.5.1
  • Update Noscript to 2.2.4
  • New Firefox patches
    • Provide client values only to CSS Media Queries and disable several Mozilla extensions that seem fingerprintable
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tor browser
firefox
tbb
Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 04, 2012

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In new firefox whole area, where is located buttons "close", "restore" and etc black colour. The Buttons simply is not seen.
I have Windows7 64 bit.

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 04, 2012

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Please forgive what is probably a stupid question but i am new to this. If you have downloaded the tor bundle, does that include the Polipo proxy or do we still need to download and configure that? Sorry for the noob question...

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 05, 2012

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Why no updates on the blog for so long? A new version has already been released, yet no information on the blog about it. Strange.

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 10, 2012

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Newer torbutton(s) protect me from myself, YUCK!!!

I can no longer rearrange (the order of) my FF browser tabs by dragging and dropping. (I can still drag, and the blue FF arrow still shows me where the tab should drop to, but it doesn't...)

older torbutton didn't screw up FF like this

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 13, 2012

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Hi,

I already asked that question in tor-talk but I hope to get a better answer here.

I'm a Linux user running TOR normally under the user debian-tor. Like
you suggested, I switched to TBB lately. That brings mi into some
trouble now as my firewall settings are based on the user debian-tor.
I'm not feeling very happy about opening the door for other
application nor running in a VM (nor boot tails).

I'm starting Firefox from the bundle that way:
./App/Firefox/firefox -no-remote -profile ./Data/profile

It seems to work without an issue.Is there any concern running it like this?

Thanks a lot for the great work!
Sam

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 14, 2012

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با درود مننون از شما. لطفاً ایمیل تان را نیز بگذارید.و مارا بیشتر راهنمائی کنید تا از شر فیلترینگ خلاص بشویم

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

January 16, 2012

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The windows bundle contains bookmarks for portable firefox (<--irrelevant) and news feed (<-- long known for being a privacy/fingerprinting issue)

Anonymous

Anonymous (not verified) said:

May 29, 2012

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Can anyone tell me how to setup Tor browser Bundles to run with Xampp ?? So that i can run some scraping scripts from home ??