Tor Browser 11.5.7 (x64) Full Version
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Tor is a set of tools for organizations and people who want to make the Internet safer and more secure. Using Tor can make your web browsing, publishing, instant messaging, IRC, SSH, and other services that use the TCP protocol more anonymous. Tor also gives software developers a platform on which they can build new apps with safety, privacy, and anonymity features built in. You don’t have to install any software to use Tor with the Tor Browser Bundle. Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux are all supported. It can run from a USB flash drive and comes with a web browser that is already set up to protect your anonymity.
When you surf anonymously, you protect yourself from network surveillance and traffic analysis. You can only protect your online privacy with extra software tools that can hide your location and keep your online information and browsing habits from being seen by anyone.
Tor Browser Bundle is one tool you can use if you ever need something like this. The program uses a network of virtual servers to keep your browsing sessions private. Tor offers a set of rules and algorithms that route communications through servers all over the world. So, all the traffic is random, making it almost impossible to figure out where it came from.
The download package is a self-extracting archive that includes the Tor application, which can be run from the command line, a cross-platform controller GUI called Vidalia, and a customized version of Firefox with a set of add-ons that keep you anonymous online.
We recommend that the average user thinks about using the Vidalia app because the graphical interface is easier to use than Tor’s command prompt. When you run Vidalia for the first time, it automatically connects to the Tor network. If this works, a status will be shown in the main window.
The interface of Vidalia has a set of shortcuts that let you stop the service, start setting up the relays, get a global view of the network, and, most importantly, use a new identity whenever you want. If you’re interested in how much bandwidth you’re using, Vidalia has a separate tool that shows a graph of the rate at which packets are sent and received.
The portable version of Firefox that comes with the download package is customized with a few add-ons that make it easier to surf the web anonymously. Torbutton, which lets you make a new identity every time you start a new browsing session, NoScript blocks scripts from sites you don’t trust, and HTTPS Everywhere lets you communicate securely with a lot of popular sites.
With all the parts it has, Tor Browser Bundle is one of the most reliable ways to surf the web anonymously. It can be set up from the command prompt and run from its own GUI controller, Vidalia. It also comes with a web browser that is already set up. No matter which of these methods you choose, you will be able to browse the Internet in a safe and controlled way.
