Hi Everyone!
It's been a minute since the last time I posted to this list about
Gosling (December, 2021 what the actual heck:
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2021-December/014684.html
). Well, since then I have been quite busy leading the applications team
and shipping
Hi everyone,
With the 12.0 release almost out the door, the applications team will no longer be pushing commits to our
git.torproject.org (gitolite) repos. All future code updates will only be pushed to our various gitlab.torproject.org
(Gitlab) repos.
best,
-Richard
So the purpose of tor-browser-build is to two-fold:
1. Providing a system which can reproducibly build tor-browser for all of our platforms, this
necessitates ensuring every builder is building using the same toolchain, libs, dependencies, etc
(which does necessitate downloading and validating
14:51, Richard Pospesel wrote:
Hi tor-dev,
As part of my work with Blueprint for Free Speech, I recently gave a
short presentation during the 2021 state-of-the-onion where we announced
Gosling ( see https://youtu.be/mNhIjtXuVzk?t=8155 ).
If you missed the talk, the tldr; is that we're
Hi tor-dev,
As part of my work with Blueprint for Free Speech, I recently gave a
short presentation during the 2021 state-of-the-onion where we announced
Gosling ( see https://youtu.be/mNhIjtXuVzk?t=8155 ).
If you missed the talk, the tldr; is that we're developing a
specification and
Hi Everyone,
As part of our Sponsor 30 work, we are looking to improve the new
about:torconnect experience by adding automatic tor settings
configuration for censorship circumvention.
This document outlines and discusses the *technical* challenges
associated with this work, and does not go into
Hi Everyone,
The current UX situation around HTTPS-enabled onionsites is not the
best: Tor Browser shows security warning splash screens and icons in
scenarios that do not warrant them. On top of that, the only way for
your onion site to not show these warnings is by getting an EV cert
which is
I think a 'restart tor daemon' (with user-friendly language) in
about:preferences#tor under 'Advanced' could be a potentially useful
addition.
On 11/15/19 11:13 AM, d...@foundingdocuments.org wrote:
> I bring this up in this thread because of its timeliness. Please excuse
> me if you are
ge is already available inside tbb
>
> 5) entry, middle and exit countries will fill the torrc with user
> selected options
>
> based on the commit you mentioned for "about:preferences#tor pane", i
> believe that commit is the right place i should start coding.
>
>
Hey Sarpedon,
The tor-browser-build project (
https://gitweb.torproject.org/builders/tor-browser-build.git/ ) can be
used to build tor-browser for all the various environments, and you can
updated the /projects/firefox/config file to point to your own git repo
and commit for development.
Yeah same, this convo went from 'wow an interesting discussion about
allocators' to 'fuck you Tom' real quick and without provocation.
From a human standpoint, maybe try and be your best self? Or (if you
prefer) from a practical standpoint, maybe berating on one of the devs
that would be
e
session.
I hope that clears things up.
best,
- -Richard
On 1/11/19 9:05 AM, Georg Koppen wrote:
> Richard Pospesel:
>> And here's a link that actually works:
>> https://storm.torproject.org/shared/Kw99Ow0ExZFFC6FKD5CeryfVFAoAL9Z_iEVlflI0fiL
>
> Thanks for collecting and
And here's a link that actually works:
https://storm.torproject.org/shared/Kw99Ow0ExZFFC6FKD5CeryfVFAoAL9Z_iEVlflI0fiL
On 10/26/18 1:34 PM, Richard Pospesel wrote:
> Hey y'all,
>
> For the past little while I've been working on a technical overview doc for
> #3600 (Prevent re
Hey y'all,
For the past little while I've been working on a technical overview doc for
#3600 (Prevent redirects from transmitting+storing cookies+identifiers)
detailing the problems, scenarios and possible solutions. Please take a look
and feel free to comment, edit or add!
Link:
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