[tor-talk] Tor Browser language

[Patrick ZAJDA]

Hi,

Yesterday I had Tor Browser updated to 5.0.3.

Since this version, my Firefox interface is in English.

I agree to ask for English only when getting a web page, but how can I
have Firefox on Tor Browser interface back in my language?

Tor Browser settings (for security and tor) are still in French, only
Firefox is in English now.

Thanks and best regards.

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Re: [tor-talk] Tor Browser language

[Patrick ZAJDA]

Hi again,

Strange, the interface has switched back to my language by itself...

Does someone have the same problem?

I am on Windows 7 64-bits.

Thanks,

Patrick

Le 24/09/2015 12:07, Patrick ZAJDA a écrit :
> Hi,
> 
> Yesterday I had Tor Browser updated to 5.0.3.
> 
> Since this version, my Firefox interface is in English.
> 
> I agree to ask for English only when getting a web page, but how can I
> have Firefox on Tor Browser interface back in my language?
> 
> Tor Browser settings (for security and tor) are still in French, only
> Firefox is in English now.
> 
> Thanks and best regards.
> 

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Re: [tor-talk] Multiple IP's

[Ben Tasker]

That would mean hitting the game servers from two different IP's, but

> Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to pretend
Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts

Which account you're using is an application level (based on authenticating
with the game servers), so there's no easy way around that (other than
actually using two different accounts). You've got to authenticate with the
remote server, so there's no way to make it think you're using a different
account without actually doing so.

Unless I'm misinterpreting the question?


On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 12:02 PM, aka  wrote:

> You could start multiple Tor instances on different ports (9050, 9051,
> 9052...) with their own torrc file limiting to only 1 exit. That way you
> will get the same multiple IPs every time. Your game must support SOCKS
> proxies though (if it isn't a browser game).
>
> kelly marsman wrote:
> > Hi there!On a specific game i wan't to use multiple IP's to register and
> play.This may not cause something as, "You are banned because of a proxy'
> or whatsoever Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to
> pretend Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts?Kind regards.
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Re: [tor-talk] Multiple IP's

[kelly marsman]

Hi there!On a specific game i wan't to use multiple IP's to register and 
play.This may not cause something as, "You are banned because of a proxy' or 
whatsoever Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to pretend 
Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts?Kind regards.

  
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Re: [tor-talk] Multiple IP's

[aka]

You could start multiple Tor instances on different ports (9050, 9051,
9052...) with their own torrc file limiting to only 1 exit. That way you
will get the same multiple IPs every time. Your game must support SOCKS
proxies though (if it isn't a browser game).

kelly marsman wrote:
> Hi there!On a specific game i wan't to use multiple IP's to register and 
> play.This may not cause something as, "You are banned because of a proxy' or 
> whatsoever Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to pretend 
> Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts?Kind regards.
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[tor-talk] youtube required scripts_now

[Joe Btfsplk]

Is there a specific set of scripts now required to play youtube vids in 
TBB - & the other aren't needed?
Not long ago, the only scripts required on youtube for TBB or Firefox 
seemed to be youtube.com & s.ytimg.com.


I get mixed results by trying to test which ones are now required or not.
Sometimes allowing scripts youtube.com & s.ytimg.com & another - like 
googlevideo.com - seems to work; other times not.


That could partly be a timeout issue, not a forbidden script issue?
I haven't determined if the same scripts are required to play in Firefox 
as in TBB - mixed results.

That may depend on the video to be played?
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Re: [tor-talk] Multiple IP's

[kelly marsman]

It is a webbrowser game.  www.barafranca.com is what i am talking about.

I need to find a way that i can play multiple accounts at the same time on 
different ips.

Each account needs to have his own ip.
That's the idea.

> Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2015 12:28:29 +0100
> From: b...@bentasker.co.uk
> To: tor-talk@lists.torproject.org
> Subject: Re: [tor-talk] Multiple IP's
> 
> That would mean hitting the game servers from two different IP's, but
> 
> > Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to pretend
> Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts
> 
> Which account you're using is an application level (based on authenticating
> with the game servers), so there's no easy way around that (other than
> actually using two different accounts). You've got to authenticate with the
> remote server, so there's no way to make it think you're using a different
> account without actually doing so.
> 
> Unless I'm misinterpreting the question?
> 
> 
> On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 12:02 PM, aka  wrote:
> 
> > You could start multiple Tor instances on different ports (9050, 9051,
> > 9052...) with their own torrc file limiting to only 1 exit. That way you
> > will get the same multiple IPs every time. Your game must support SOCKS
> > proxies though (if it isn't a browser game).
> >
> > kelly marsman wrote:
> > > Hi there!On a specific game i wan't to use multiple IP's to register and
> > play.This may not cause something as, "You are banned because of a proxy'
> > or whatsoever Is there a possibility for me that i can use something to
> > pretend Bans/Notifications that im using 2 accounts?Kind regards.
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[tor-talk] Fwd: [guardian-dev] first beta release Orfox!

[Nathan Freitas]

Orfox Beta is out on our F-Droid repos and Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.guardianproject.orfox
https://guardianproject.info/fdroid/repo

If you haven't heard about Orfox, you can read more about it here:
https://guardianproject.info/2015/06/30/orfox-aspiring-to-bring-tor-browser-to-android/

- Original message -
From: "Hans-Christoph Steiner" 
To: Guardian Dev 
Subject: [guardian-dev] first beta release Orfox!
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2015 09:35:44 +0200


At long last, we finally have the first beta release of Orfox!  Orfox is
our
replacement for Orweb as the private browser for Android.  It is based
on a
port of Tor Browser to mobile Firefox (aka Fennec).

You can get it now from our F-Droid repository.  In F-Droid, go to the
Repositories, then flick on the "Guardian Project Official Releases"
repository, and let it update the index.  Then you can search for and
install
Orfox.  If you don't already have F-Droid, get it here:

https://f-droid.org

Coming soon to Google Play also.

.hc

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[tor-talk] Server / Browser html PGP Encryption

[Darren Allen]

Hi,

I've been trying to think of ideas that would aid the Tor world and a
random idea occurred.

Once a user has joined an Onion web server, they download the servers PGP
Public Key, and upload their own PGP Public Key.
All HTML commication, .jpg images, etc are then encoded by the server using
the user's Public Key.

The user has their private key attached the to Tor Browser, (The browser
could generate a random PGP key set for each Onion site), which then
decrypts the incoming communication back into HTML etc to be displayed in
the browser.

All new page requests, sent by the user, are likewise encrypted using the
Onion sites Public Key, and decrypted by the server.

This would require altering the Tor Broswer, and web-hosting software, but
would essentially allow SSL encryption for the Tor network.

Regards,

Darren Allen
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[tor-talk] How do you configure a Tor relay on Windows?

[Cypher]

I'm helping a user try to install a relay on his Windows 7 machine. They 
have the Tor Browser Bundle. I know we have to edit the torrc config 
file but I can't' find it! The webpage says it should be under \Data 
director but it's not there.


Is there updated doc on how to install and configure a relay on Windows 
or can anyone give me some advice?


Thanks,
Cypher
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Re: [tor-talk] How do you configure a Tor relay on Windows?

[Banny]

why not use linux to do it
 


 On Friday, September 25, 2015 11:28 AM, Cypher  wrote:
   

 I'm helping a user try to install a relay on his Windows 7 machine. They 
have the Tor Browser Bundle. I know we have to edit the torrc config 
file but I can't' find it! The webpage says it should be under \Data 
director but it's not there.

Is there updated doc on how to install and configure a relay on Windows 
or can anyone give me some advice?

Thanks,
Cypher
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Re: [tor-talk] How do you configure a Tor relay on Windows?

[Soul Plane]

On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 11:21 PM, Cypher  wrote:

> I'm helping a user try to install a relay on his Windows 7 machine. They
> have the Tor Browser Bundle. I know we have to edit the torrc config file
> but I can't' find it! The webpage says it should be under \Data director
> but it's not there.
>

Tor Browser\Browser\TorBrowser\Data\Tor\torrc
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Re: [tor-talk] Server / Browser html PGP Encryption

[Ken Cline]

What are you trying to accomplish?

First note that hidden servers already use RSA, the public key algorithm at the 
heart of OpenPGP.  The jumble of characters in the hidden service name is 
actually the fingerprint (or equivalent) of the service's public key.  The 
service sends you its full public key and your Tor client verifies its 
fingerprint, allowing you to authenticate the server's identity and send it 
messages that imposters are unable to intercept.  The extra features of OpenPGP 
(the protocol behind PGP, GPG, etc) don't add value here, at least not that I 
can see.

All of this is on top of the strong encryption of the Tor circuit which 
connects you to the server.

Going in the other direction, why do you want to provide an OpenPGP key to the 
server?  If it is for authentication,

Conversely, providing an OpenPGP across multiple session serves to identify you 
to the server(s) involved.  If this is what you want and you are using TLS 
(e.g. https), then a client certificate might be the right approach since it is 
already built into TLS.  I say might, because I haven't used client certs 
myself and don't know whether TorBrowser can be easily configured to use them.


> On 24 Sep 2015, at 2:58 PM, Darren Allen  wrote:
> 
> Once a user has joined an Onion web server, they download the servers PGP
> Public Key, and upload their own PGP Public Key.
> All HTML commication, .jpg images, etc are then encoded by the server using
> the user's Public Key.
> 
> The user has their private key attached the to Tor Browser, (The browser
> could generate a random PGP key set for each Onion site), which then
> decrypts the incoming communication back into HTML etc to be displayed in
> the browser.
> 
> All new page requests, sent by the user, are likewise encrypted using the
> Onion sites Public Key, and decrypted by the server.



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