The deep, dark web

Aug 13, 2016 To start out, jump on the Tor Project site and click the Download link. It should correctly identify your operating system and give you a bright purple download link: Click on it to Download the Tor Browser for Mac OS X. After a minute or two you’ll have a DMG (disk image) you can open up in your Downloads folder. Jul 29, 2017 How to Download Tor Browser on Mac. Open Tor’s website, here. Scroll down a bit until you see the download menu as shown below, select your preferred language from the list, your operating. How to Uninstall tor browser Mac. On your Mac desktop you will need to close the Tor Browser if you had it open, or find its shortcut on your desktop. Once you have found the Tor Browser application which can be in your applications folder. Hold it and move the Tor Browser application to Trash. Navigate to your /Library/Application Support.

Peel yourself away from insecure browser that exposes all your data continuously. The Tor Browser uses advanced technology to keep your browsing anonymous. Just don't use it illegally.

• The link above goes to Tor’s ‘easy download’ page, which is designed to identify the operating system you’re using and present you with the correct version of Tor Browser for your computer: Tor Browser for Mac. Click Download to begin the file download.
• Download for Mac or Windows. Running Tor on OpenBSD. These are installation instructions for running Tor Browser in a OpenBSD environment. To install from OpenBSD's packages, run: pkgadd tor-browser. Sometimes the most recent version of Tor Browser on OpenBSD is behind the current release. The available version of TB on OpenBSD should be.

The hidden layers of the Internet

Tor is one of the most secure browsers available, and it has access to .onion domains which no other browser does.

The onion router is one of the most secure browsers available. Unlike Chrome or Firefox, Tor with anonymity and safety in mind. This is because Tor has access to what's called the deep web. The deep web is the large section of the Internet that you can't search for. To find these parts you need to know the IP address and have permission to access it.

The security, privacy, and anonymity of using a Tor Browser have made it synonymous with illegal activities found within the dark web. You should never access the dark web, which is the domain of many illegal areas of the deep web, hidden from other browsers. The stigma associated with this and Tor may get you in trouble.

Tor is lightweight and offers a step by step installation to ensure that your browsing will be safe and secure from now on. On each launch of the software, you'll connect to an array of IPs that keep you protected. This connection can take a few moments to establish.

However, with all the benefits of using Tor Browser, you should know that it isn't foolproof. Some sites may be capable of accessing your private information such as your location or identity.

Where can you run this program?

Tor Browser is available for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android devices

Is there a better alternative?

No, browsers such as Chrome or Firefox don’t offer you the same level of protection as Tor does, nor can they access the deep web. With Tor, you'll be safe and have a random IP every time.

Our take

Using the Tor Browser will give you a secure and private connection to the Internet that you can use for business or personal activities you don't want anyone to see.

Should you download it?

Yes, but you should be aware of the stigma around browsers that can access the deep or dark web. Aside from that, you'll have a safer browsing experience.

Highs

• Step by step installation
• Lightweight
• Easy to use

Lows

• Slow connection at times
• No anonymity guarantee
• Access to illegal sites

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• Download Tor 0.4.3.6 for Mac from our software library for free. Our built-in antivirus scanned this Mac download and rated it as 100% safe. The software lies within Security Tools, more precisely Mac protection. The file size of the latest downloadable setup file is 6.9 MB. This free Mac app is an intellectual property of Tor Project.
• Tor also allows you to have a separate IP address for downloading of the ‘.torrent’ file, vs the actual p2p sharing of the file being torrented. Using Tor will also make it nearly impossible for a school or public wifi firewall to block your torrent searches. The Tor browser is available for Windows/Mac machines.
• Tor Browser 9.5.3 is now available from the Tor Browser download page and also from our distribution directory. This release updates Firefox to 68.11.0esr, NoScript to 11.0.34, and Tor to 0.4.3.6.

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If you’re using Safari, click the Downloads folder icon in the upper right-hand corner and then double-click the Tor Browser 7.0 file as shown below. The download will initiate, after which you’ll be asked to drag and drop the Tor program file into your Applications folder as shown. The Tor Browser Bundle lets you use Tor on Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux without needing to install any software. It can run off a USB flash drive, comes with a pre-configured web browser called Aurora, and is self-contained.

The Tor Browser keeps your online activities private. It disguises your identity and protects your Web traffic from many forms of Internet surveillance. Tor can also be used to bypass Internet filters.

• The ability to conceal your digital identity from the websites that you visit
• The ability to conceal the websites you visit from Internet Service Providers and surveillance programmes
• The ability to bypass Internet censorship and filtering rules
• Protection from insecure and potentially malicious websites through the HTTPS Everywhere and NoScript browser add-ons

Note: If you are in a location where access to the Tor Project website is blocked, you can use email to request a download link that is more likely to work. Just send an email to [email protected] with the version you need (Windows, OSX or Linux) in the body of the message. You will receive a response that includes a link to the Tor Browser archive via Dropbox, Google Docs or Github. Further details about this feature are available on the Tor Project website.

1.1 Things you should know about the Tor Browser before you start

The Tor Browser operates on the Tor network, which runs on Free and Open Source Software (FLOSS) and which is designed to enable online anonymity and censorship circumvention.

The Tor software bounces your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers throughout the world, which makes your traffic appear to come from a different [IP address], often in a different country. As a result, Tor hides your IP address from the websites you access while also hiding the websites you access from third parties who might be monitoring your traffic. Tor is designed in such a way that not even the Tor relays themselves can know both your location on the Internet and the websites you visit.

Tor also takes steps to encrypt communications into and throughout its network. However, this protection does not extend all the way to websites that are accessible through unencrypted channels (that is, websites that do not support HTTPS).

Because the Tor Browser hides the connection between you and the websites you visit, it allows you to browse the Web anonymously and avoid online tracking. It it also useful for circumventing online filters so that you can access content from (or publish content to) websites that would otherwise be restricted.

Note: There is a trade-off between anonymity and speed. Tor provides anonymity by bouncing your traffic through volunteer servers in various parts of the world, it will almost always be slower than a direct connection to the Internet.

Definitions:

• Bridge Relay: A Bridge Relay is a Tor server that is not publicly advertised. If you use a bridge, it can provide you with access to the Tor network even if Tor is blocked in your country.

• Port: A port is an access point through which software communicates with services running on other networked computers. If a URL (such as www.securityinabox.org, gives you the 'street address' of a service, then the port tells you which 'door' to use once you reach the correct destination. Port 80 is typically used for HTTP websites that do not support encryption, and port 443 is used for secure websites that support HTTPS.

• Proxy: A proxy is a software intermediary that runs on your computer, on your local network, or somewhere else on the Internet, that helps to relay your communication toward its final destination.

• Route: A route is the communication path on the internet between your computer and the destination server.

The following steps illustrate how the Tor network works when Alice's computer uses Tor Browser to communicate with Bob's server:

Step 1. Alice's Tor Browser obtains a list of Tor nodes or relays [1] from the Tor directory server (Dave).

Step 2. Alice's Tor Browser picks a random path through Tor network to the destination server (Bob). All connections inside Tor network are encrypted (green [3]). In this example, the last connection is not-encrypted (red [2]). The last connection would be encrypted if Alice were visiting an https website.

Step 3. If at the later time, Alice visits another server (Jane), Alice's Tor Browser selects a different random path.

Note: There is a trade-off between anonymity and speed. Tor provides anonymity by bouncing your traffic through volunteer servers in various parts of the world. It will almost always be slower than a direct connection to the Internet.

1.2 Other Tools Like the Tor Browser

GNU Linux, Mac OS X, and other Microsoft Windows Compatible Programs:

The Tor Browser is available for Mac OS X, GNU Linux, Microsoft Windows and Android operating systems. Tor is the most recommended and rigorously tested tool for keeping your online activities anonymous. But we would like to list some other recommended solutions here:

• Riseup VPN is a free Virtual Private Network (VPN) proxy server for Linux, Mac OS X, Android and Microsoft Windows.
• Psiphon3 is a free commercial Virtual Private Network (VPN) solution for Microsoft Windows and Android.
• Lantern is a free and open source circumvention tool for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows.

2.1 Download the Tor Browser

Step 1. Download the Tor Browser for Mac OS X using one of two options.

Option 1. Go to the Tor download page. Make sure you're actually on the secure version of the https://www.torproject.org/download/download-easy.html.en website before downloading anything. (The 'https' part encrypts the connection between your browser and the website, thus making it harder for an attacker to modify the file you're going to download.)

The link above goes to Tor’s ‘easy download’ page, which is designed to identify the operating system you’re using and present you with the correct version of Tor Browser for your computer: Tor Browser for Mac. Click [Download] to begin the file download.

Figure 1: Tor Browser ‘Easy’ Download Page

Option 2. If you are in a location where access to the Tor Project website is blocked, you can request a copy of the Tor Browser Bundle installer via email. To do this, send an email to [email protected] with the version of Tor you want in the body of the email (e.g., Windows if you have a Windows computer, OSX if you use an Mac Computer, or Linux if you use a Linux-based computer).

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Figure 2: Emailed request to [email protected] for the OS X version of Tor Browser

You will receive a reply to your email with a link to download the installer via several locations online. Further details about this feature are available on the Tor Project website.

Figure 3: Email response from [email protected] with Tor Browser download links for Mac OS X

2.2 Install the Tor Browser

To install the Tor Browser, follow the steps below:

Step 1. Navigate to the folder in which you saved the Tor Browser package (a .dmg file beginning with ‘Tor Browser). In this example, we assume you saved file in your Downloads file.

Figure 1: The Downloads folder containing the Tor Browser .dmg file

Step 2. Double-click the Tor Browser .dmg file to mount it as a disk image. It should show up as in a new window (Figure 2, below) and under Devices in the left-hand sidebar of a normal Finder window.

Figure 2: Inside the mounted Tor Browser disk image

Step 3. Drag the TorBrowser.app into your Applications folder.

Figure 3: Dragging the mounted TorBrowser.app into the Applications folder

It should then copy over into Applications.

Figure 4: Progress window for copying TorBrowser.app into the Applications folder

Step 4. Before we start using TorBrowser, we should unmount (or 'eject') the TorBrowser disk image. Find Tor Browser under Devices in the Finder sidebar. Click on the {eject} icon next to it in the sidebar to unmount the disk image.

Figure 5: Unmounting (or ejecting) the TorBrowser disk image

Step 1. Navigate to the Tor Browser in your Applications folder.

Figure 1: The Tor Browser in the Applications folder

Step 2. Double-click the Tor Browser app.

Step 3. Depending on your security settings in System Preferences, you may now see a notification (Figure 2) telling you that Tor Browser is from an ’unidentified developer’.

Figure 2: OS X’s ‘Gatekeeper’ alert reporting that the Tor Browser is from an ‘unidentified developer’

We now must ‘approve’ the Tor Browser in System Preferences in order to use it.

Step 4. OpenSystem Preferences by clicking on the Apple icon in the top-level menu and scrolling down to selectSystem Preferences.

Figure 3: Navigating to System Preferences

Step 5. Click on Security & Privacy in the top row of System Preferences.

Figure 4: System Preferences

Step 6. In the Security & Privacy section of System Preferences, you should see your Gatekeeper settings in the bottom half of the window. (See Figure 5 below.) Mac OS X Gatekeeper restricts which applications you can install on your device.

If your settings are set to only allow apps from the first option, Mac App Store, or the second option Mac App Store and ‘identified developers’, you need to give your system permission to install the Tor Browser.

Since we’ve tried to open the Tor Browser, there should now be a [Open Anyway] button after the statement ’“TorBrowser.app” was blocked from opening because it is not from an identified developer.’ In order to make changes, click the lock in the bottom corner.

Figure 5: The Security & Privacy section of System Preferences

Note: In order to be considered an ’identified developer’ by Mac OS X, developers need to [pay annual fees] to Apple. Many developers, especially those working on [Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)] projects, choose not to do this on principle and because of the costs involved. Keep this in mind when installing other FOSS security and privacy tools for Mac OS X.

Step 7. Enter the user name and password for an account with administrative privileges, then click [Unlock].

Figure 6: 'Unlocking’ Security & Privacy preferences

Step 8. Back in Security & Privacy settings, you’ll now be able to click the [Open Anyway] button in order to open and use the Tor Browser.

Note: Doing this doesn’t change your Gatekeeper settings for future applications you download. It only provides permission for the operating system to open and run Tor Browser now and in the future.

Figure 7: The ’unlocked’ Security & Privacy section of System Preferences

Step 8: Return to you your Applications folder and double-click the Tor Browser to open it. One final alert will pop up to ask you if you’re sure you want to open ”TorBrowser.app”. Click[Open].

Figure 8: Final confirmation prompt

The first time you launch the Tor Browser, it will ask you how it should connect to the Internet:

• Direct Access: Select this option if your access to the Internet is unrestricted and if the use of Tor is not blocked, banned, or monitored where you are located.

• Restricted Access: Select this option if your access to the Internet is restricted or if the use of Tor is blocked, banned, or monitored where you are located.

After you initially configure and launch the Tor Browser, it will continue to connect to the Tor network with no additional configuration. But you can change these settings at any time from within the Tor Browser. You may need to change them when you are traveling, or if the situation changes in your country. To do so, see Section 3.3, How to reconfigure access to the Tor network.

3.1 How to connect to the Tor network - Direct Access

If access to the Internet (and to the Tor Network) are not restricted in your location, perform the following steps to configure the Tor Browser:

Step 1. Launch the Tor Browser

Figure 1: The Tor Network Settings screen

Step 2. To connect directly to the Tor network, click[Connect].

The Tor Browser will now establish a circuit for you within the Tor network. This may take a while the first time you run the Tor Browser. There will be a progress bar as this runs.

Figure 2: Establishing a Tor circuit when connecting to the Tor network

Step 3. After a few moments, the Tor Browser will open.

Figure 3: The Tor Browser

From here, go toSection 4 to learn how to to use the Tor Browser to access websites safely and anonymously.

3.2 How to connect to the Tor network - Restricted Access

If you want to use the Tor Browser from a location where the Tor network is blocked, you will have to use a bridge relay. Bridges are not listed in the public directory of Tor relays, so they are more difficult to block. Some bridges also support pluggable transports, which try to disguise your traffic to and from the Tor network. This helps prevent online filters from identifying and blocking bridge relays.

The default pluggable transport, called obfs4, also makes it slightly more difficult for others to figure out that you are connecting to the Tor network. In general, though, Tor is not designed to hide the fact that you are using Tor.

You can learn more about bridges on the Tor project website. There are two ways to use bridges. You can enable the provided bridges or you can request custom bridges.

3.2.1 How to connect to the Tor network with provided bridges

You can use provided bridges to connect to the Tor network by performing the following steps:

Step 1. Launch the Tor Browser

Figure 1: Tor Network Settings

Step 2: If you have restricted access, click[Configure]

Note: If you have already configured the Tor Browser, you can activate the screen below by following the steps in Section 3.3

Figure 3: The first bridges configuration screen

Step 3:SelectYes, then click [Continue].

Figure 4: The second bridges configuration screen

Step 4. SelectConnect with provided bridges and click[Continue].

The Tor Browser will now ask if you need to use a local proxy to access the Internet. The steps below assume that you do not.

Tip: If you do, you can check your regular browser settings and copy over your proxy configuration. (In Firefox you can find these settings under Preferences > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings. In other browsers you may find them under Internet Options. You can also use the Help feature within your browser for further assistance.

Figure 5: The proxy configuration screen

Step 6. SelectNo, then click [Connect] to launch the Tor Browser.

Figure 6: Connecting to the Tor network

After a few moments, the main Tor Browser window will open. From here, go toSection 4 to learn how to to use the Tor Browser to access websites safely and anonymously.

3.2.2 How to connect to the Tor network with custom bridges

You can also connect to the Tor network through custom bridges, which are used by fewer people than the provided bridges and are therefore less likely to be blocked. If you are unable to access the Tor Project website, you can request custom bridge addresses by sending an email to [email protected] using a Riseup, Gmail or Yahoo account. Include the phrase, get bridges in the body of your message

If you can access the Tor Project website, you can obtain custom bridge addresses by visiting https://bridges.torproject.org/options and following the steps below.

Step 1. Go to https://bridges.torproject.org/.

Figure 1: Tor’s BridgeDB website

Step 2. ClickGet bridges in Step 2.

Figure 2: The ‘Get Bridges!’ page on Tor’s BridgeDB website

Step 3. ClickJust give me bridges!

Step 4. Fill in the captcha and press enter.

Figure 3: The ‘Get Bridges!’ captcha

This should display three bridge addresses.

Figure 4: Three custom bridge lines from Tor’s BridgeDB website

Alternatively, you can get bridge addresses by sending an email to [email protected] from a Riseup, Gmail or Yahoo email account.

To request basic, ‘vanilla’ bridges, include get bridges in the body of the email. You will receive three custom bridges in response.

Figure 5: Three custom bridge lines sent from [email protected] in response to an emailed request

Step 5. Once you have your custom bridge addresses, you can type them into Tor Bridge Configuration screen shown below.

Note: If you are launching Tor Browser for the first time, you can find the Tor Bridge Configuration screen by follow the first few steps of the previous section. To find this screen if you have already setup Tor Browser, see the next section.

Figure 6: Entering custom bridge addresses on the second Tor Bridges Configuration screen

3.3 How to reconfigure access to the Tor network

At any stage, if you need to access the Tor Network a different way—-for example, if you have travelled to a country that blocks Tor—-you can update your Tor Network Settings from within the main Tor Browser window.

Step 1. Click the button to activate the Tor Browser menu

Figure 1: Accessing Tor Network Settings via the Tor Browser’s onion icon menu

Step 2. SelectTor Network Settings to change how Tor Browser connects to the Internet.

Figure 2: Tor Network Settings

This screen allows you to enable or disable the use of Bridges and add custom Bridges, among other configuration changes.

Step 3. When you are done, click[OK] and restart the Tor Browser.

As an up-to-date, privacy-optimised version of Firefox, the Tor Browser was designed to be very easy to use.

Note: In keeping with a policy of privacy by design, the Tor Browser is configured in such a way that it does not save your browsing history to your hard drive. Each time you quit the Tor Browser, your browsing history will be deleted.

4.1. How to check if the Tor Browser is working

The Tor Browser hides your IP address from the websites you visit. If it is working properly, you should appear to be accessing websites from a location on the Internet that

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• Is different from your normal IP address
• Cannot be linked to your physical location

The simplest way to confirm this is by visiting the Tor Check website, which is located at https://check.torproject.org/.

When you run the Tor Browser, the ’Test Tor Network Settings’ link goes to the Tor Check website. Tor Check will also tell you what your new ‘exit’ IP address is, but it does not tell you which country that IP address is ‘in’.

Step 1. To be sure that the Tor Browser is working and connecting to the Tor Network, click on the ’Test Tor Network Settings’ link. (Or you can manually type in https://check.torproject.org/.)

Figure 1: The Tor Browser

If you are not using Tor, it will display the following:

Figure 2: Tor Check showing that Tor is not working properly

If you are using Tor, it will display the following:

Figure 3: Tor Check showing that Tor is working properly

Step 2. (Optional) It is often useful to see the route your Tor circuit is taking through the Tor Network, including the country your ‘new’ IP address is in.

To see the details of your current Tor circuit, including the country your ‘exit’ IP address is located in, click the button.

Figure 4: The ‘Tor circuit for this site’ feature

Step 3. (Optional) If you want to check your IP address using a service that is not associated with the Tor Project, there are many options online. IP address information sites that support https encryption make it more difficult for someone other than your service provider to “fake' the information seen there. Examples of sites that support https include:

If you access these websites without using the Tor Browser, they should display your real IP address, which is linked to your physical location. If you access them through the Tor Browser, they should display a different IP address--the IP address where your Tor circuit through the Tor Network is ’exiting’.

4.2 How to create a new identity

You can create a new identity for your Tor Browser. When you do, the Tor Browser will randomly select a new set of Tor relays for its Tor Circuit, which will make you appear to be coming from a new IP address when you visit websites. To do this, follow the steps below:

Step 1. Click the button to activate the Tor Browser menu

Figure 1: Creating a new identity in the Tor Browser

Step 2. SelectNew Identity from the menu.

The Tor Browser will show a confirmation message confirming your request for a New Identity. Click [Yes].

Figure 2: New Identity confirmation message

The Tor Browser will clear your browsing history and cookies then restart. Once it has restarted, you can confirm that you appear to be coming from a new IP address as described in the previous section, How to check if the Tor Browser is working.

4.3 How to enable the No Script Add-on

NoScript is a Firefox add-on that provides extra protection for your browser by blocking executable content from running without your permission.

It was developed to block malicious code which might be embedded in websites from running on your computer when you access such websites. Software like Java, Java Script, Flash, Silverlight and other potentially executable content are blocked by default, protecting you from the potential exploitation of security vulnerabilities.

While the Tor Browser comes with NoScript pre-installed, it is disabled by default. This is because No Script blocks all scripts that are not ‘whitelisted,’ and many users find it confusing at first. You can, however, configure NoScript to set different permissions for different websites. Once you start adding sites to your whitelist (i.e., your list of ‘safe’ or ‘trusted’ sites that you allow scripts to run on), it becomes much easier to deal with.

To enable NoScript in the Tor Browser, follow the steps below:

Step 1. Click the [NoScript] button to the left of the button. It will have a blue ’S’ with a red exclamation point after it (to signify that currently all scripts are allowed per the Tor Browser’s default.

Figure 1: The NoScript add-on

Step 2. Scroll down to selectForbid Scripts Globally (advised). After you do this, the NoScript icon will change to signify that you are forbidding scripts globally. It will now have a red circle with a diagonal slash over the blue ’S’, as seen in Figure 2 below:

Figure 2: The NoScript button with ‘Forbid Scripts Globally’ selected

Step 3. Initially, using NoScript to forbid scripts globally will appear to ‘break’ many of the websites you visit. But if a website fails to load properly, and you don’t consider that particular site a ‘risky’ one, you can add it to your NoScript whitelist.

To do this, click on [NoScript] button and select Temporarily allow all this page or Temporarily allow [full URL address], such as Temporarily allow https://check.torproject.org in Figure 3 below:

Figure 3: Temporarily allowing scripts for a given webpage in NoScript

For more information about the features of NoScript and how to use them, you can learn more in the NoScript section of the Firefox Tool Guide.

4.4 How to keep the Tor Browser up-to-date

When updates for the Tor Browser are available, you will be presented with a notice within the main Tor Browser window that it is out of date (Figure 1).

Tip: Because updates to the Tor Browser are often security- and privacy-related, it’s a good idea to always keep it up to date.

Figure 1: The Tor Browser's ‘out of date’ warning

As shown in Figure 1, you can update your version of Tor Browser by following the steps below:

Step 1. Click the button to activate the Tor Browser menu, then selectCheck for Tor Browser Update.

Figure 2: Downloading a Tor Browser update

Step 2. SelectDownload Tor Browser Update.

The Tor Browser update will begin downloading.

Figure 3:Tor Browser download status bar

Step 3. When the download is complete, it will notify you that it is ready to install. Click [Restart Tor Browser] to install the Tor Browser update.

Figure 4: Tor Browser update ready to install

Step 4. When the upload is complete, the Tor Browser will automatically restart. The final screen of the Tor Browser software update window will notify you that the update was successfully installed. Click [OK].

Figure 5: Successful Tor Browser update notification

Q: Why should I use the Tor Browser?

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A: The Tor Browser is a useful tool if you need to circumvent Internet censorship in order to access certain websites. It's also useful if you don't want your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to know what websites you're visiting, or if you don't want those websites to know your location on the Internet.

Q: When I run the Tor Browser, do all of my other programs communicate anonymously through the Tor network?

A: No, it is important to remember that, by default, the Tor Browser only sends its own traffic through Tor network. Your other programs communicate directly with service providers on the Internet. You can verify that you are communicating over the Tor network by loading the Tor Check page at https://check.torproject.org. Tor also assumes that you will exercise of caution, common sense and good judgement when browsing new or unfamiliar websites.

Q: Is my Tor Browser traffic encrypted?

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A: Tor will encrypt all of your communication within the Tor network. Keep in mind, however, that Tor cannot encrypt your traffic after it leaves the Tor network. To protect the data you send and receive between your Tor exit node and the website with which you are communicating, you are still relying on HTTPS.

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What is Tor Browser?

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Tor is a network of virtual tunnels that allows people and groups to improve their privacy and security on the Internet. Tor is a bundle of Software which helps user to Surf Content and Download anonymously. It hides the IP which is provided to you and allocate another fake IP address. Tor is a very robust and stable system, costs nothing, and has proven to be safe for many years. By Using Tor, user can get access almost all the websites on Public domain, without worrying about Government Rules and limits. Tor is a very robust and stable system, costs nothing, and has proven to be safe for many years.

Due to its privacy features its very useful in different fields.

3- Journalists use Tor to communicate more safely with whistle blowers and dissidents.

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How to Download Free Tor Browser

The Tor browser free download lets you use Tor on Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux without needing to install any software.

Step 1- How to Install Tor Browser

Download the Software from the above link. And install the browser by following the simple instruction shown you on your screen and it depend upon your OS.

After completion of downloading, Install it.

Step 2- How to Start Tor Browser

It will install a folder named “Tor Browser“. It will be same as Mozilla FireFox or any other web browser. Start the application named “Start Tor Browser“. Start the browser and that will allot a proxy address for your machine and you could be ready to browse the web anonymously.

How to use Tor, and is it actually safe and anonymous?

The most common use of Tor is the Tor Browser Bundle for Windows, Mac, and Linux, which is easy to install and use. The Browser Bundle is basically known as tor portable, standalone version of Firefox — you run it when you want to surf anonymously, and you switch back to your usual browser of choice when you’re finished. There are some caveats to surfing with the Tor Browser, so be sure to read the warnings on the download page before you dive in.