> so mature of you to resort to name calling and misuse of names, which is against martin’s site policies. The prefs flipped are all privacy related and created by Mozilla, not Tor Browser, and increase privacy, and most eventually ride the train to stableĪnyway, it’s very strange how pants adds prefs before Tor Browser even discusses hail pants“ Pants is smart if he checks what Tor Browser thinks and does. So clearly arkenfox has changed 55/98 of the prefs in common – that’s 56% clearly “not copied”Īnyway you slice and dice it, arkenfox is not a tor copy – 43 matching prefs, both value and state (active/inactive) – 9 prefs with both mismatching values and states – 39 prefs with matching values but inactive in user.js. – 7 prefs with different values but matching state So clearly arkenfox doesn’t have 339/437 tor browser prefs – that’s over 77% “not copied”Īnd clearly arkenfox has 298/396 prefs which tor browser doesn’t even use – that’s over 75% “not copied” because it’s not there to be “copied” please show us on the doll where arkenfox touched you So mature of you to resort to name calling and misuse of names, which is against martin’s site policies. censorship circumvention, privacy, protecting communications) and the vast majority of onion services (Twitter, Facebook, BBC, Brave, etc) are completely legal But you know what? Tor is used for legitimate things (e.g. When you have a project that has been proven to work well, obviously criminals will use it for bad purposes. >Which is funny because it is a terrible thing to use but somehow I guess those agencies protect the pedos, because Tor is used for child pornography and other evil stuff and I haven’t heard much about it Eldo Kim wasn’t caught because the network wasn’t anonymous, but because of his bad OPSEC Tor is not bulletproof and never claimed to be. Not anonymously, not secured, not safe for the normal user, for the CIA, the NSA and the other many government agencies from many countries wanting to know what ‘their people’ are doing >Plus it hasn’t changed much from the time the guy from a US university got caught sending threat bombs with it. Their team is also very reactive when it comes to taking down malicious nodes I don’t see how receiving money from the US government and other sponsors compromises anonymity Tor is a FOSS project entirely developed by a non-profit organization. The preference determines capabilities of the network connection by connecting to the very same address as you really trust Tor? the government funded supposedly anonymously network that over and over again has been filled by malicious nodes? Everyone else may set it to FALSE without running into any usability or connectivity issues. Firefox users who travel a lot and those connecting to networks that do require authentication may want to keep the preference's default value of TRUE. The preference checks if the network connection requires authentication. To undo the change, repeat the action so that the value of the preference is set to TRUE again.

Set the preference to FALSE by clicking on the toggle icon.Search for the preference using the same method as described above.To undo the change, repeat the action so that the preference's value is TRUE. Set the preference to FALSE by clicking on the toggle icon located at the right.Search for the preference using the search field at the top.You may also want to uncheck the 'warn me when I attempt to access these preferences' to skip the prompt the next time. Confirm the 'Accept the risk and continue' prompt that is displayed.Load about:config in the Firefox address bar to get started.Disable Firefox's Network Connectivity Tests Note: you may need to undo the changes if you notice connectivity issues this should not be the case, but it is easy to undo if something goes wrong.

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