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To: or-talk@freehaven.net
Subject: Re: Please don't recommend Tor Button!
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 23:41:35 -0500
What OS/Browser/Settings? It works
Hi, I use a Windows program called Proxifier that routes all
applications to connect to Tor. I find Proxifier very useful in allowing
Tor to connect to proxies set in Firefox by an external program (Hide IP
Platinum). I think easier than editing the Privoxy config to stick open
proxies at the e
Am Donnerstag, 29. März 2007 12:15 schrieb JT:
> Hi,
>
> could you please add the following info to the download section of the
> homepage (you really want tor to work)?
>
> 1) firefox users please disable the "send referer information" and set
> it to 0 in about:config
>
> network.http.sendReferer
> This article appears on the BBC's website today & can be repsonded to
> (possibly with some good counter-arguments in favour of online
> anonymity/freedom of speech) via the link below & NOT HERE on this mailing
> list as the subject is off-topic.
>
> "Call for blogging code of conduct"
>
> The s
On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 03:31:51PM +, devel wrote:
> Tor encrypt traffic, how?
> The ISP can say that any machine of the network is a spy machine proxy.
>
> Where is Tor server?, clients ask.. and spy machine reply: here.
>
> Uses tor any out of network based system (PKI for example), to see
This article appears on the BBC's website today & can be repsonded to (possibly
with some good counter-arguments in favour of online anonymity/freedom of
speech) via the link below & NOT HERE on this mailing list as the subject is
off-topic.
"Call for blogging code of conduct"
The support for
One simple and stupid question.
Tor encrypt traffic, how?
The ISP can say that any machine of the network is a spy machine proxy.
Where is Tor server?, clients ask.. and spy machine reply: here.
Uses tor any out of network based system (PKI for example), to see that
spy machine really is not th
Hello Arrakis,
I believe that JT was saying that there are binary options regarding
whether you are properly using TOR, or not properly using TOR. You
are arguing that TOR itself is not considered "Security". He is
saying that people who have deemed TOR to be secure and anonymous can
either be
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Also, it always is a bad idea to tell users to do something without
telling them what it does and why they should do it.
Additionally, I quite don't see why I should remove my native language
unless I prefer to browse all sites and forums in Engl
JT,
1) This could potentially break some websites that rely on ref link.
I've let users decide by putting in an extension that allows them to
play with this.
2) Why?
3) Torpark users can already set what they want their useragent to be, via
an extension.
Regards,
Arrakis
> Hi,
> could you pl
JT,
Security is NOT binary, it is a process, and it is a gradient. We only
desire the illusion of it being binary. There is compromise in every
design, take tor for example using 128bit crypto because it is pretty
secure and fast enough to encrypt on the fly. I'm sure there are
people that wish it
through menu Tools/Add ons/
On 3/29/07, JT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hrrrmmm there are preferences for Tor button?
How can they be accessed?
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Hi,
could you please add the following info to the download section of the
homepage (you really want tor to work)?
1) firefox users please disable the "send referer information" and set
it to 0 in about:config
network.http.sendRefererHeader
2) remove all languages under advanced the "language p
> As I said it is possible, but when you treat the user like a child it
> is going to be an issue to get them to keep using it.
Why? Surfing anonymously is a binary. Either 1) everything is set
perfectly to be secure and anonymous or 2) it is not.
There are two types of Tor users. Tor literate and
Hrrrmmm there are preferences for Tor button?
How can they be accessed?
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So that means, that when I click on a camouflaged ftp link by accident
it will not do reveal my IP?
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On Thu, Mar 29, 2007 at 12:23:50AM -0400, Jason Edwards wrote:
> I use GPGPreference to tweak Mac GNU Privacy Guard. Under the Key Server
> tab there is a text box which says:
> Use the following HTTP proxy to access the key server
> I took a guess and filled in http://127.0.0.1:8118/ and when I
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