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chrome307 wrote:Tor Browser Bundle version 2.2.39-5 ( 29 October 2012 )

Added menu entry and icon - tested on Lucid 528-005

Download ( approx 30mb ):

http://www.datafilehost.com/download-e8de1073.html

Thank you very much!

Your welcome

Thanks so very much for the link. I downloaded this and it runs fine on Slacko64 v6.3.2.

Those annoying YouTube ads were locking up my Firefox browser, and it was time to fight back. Enter the Tor Network.

Thanks so much. B'H.

Thanks for this super easy to run Tor Browser. I found it while I was reading through all the changements I'd need to make to run Tor as root. This runs right off, no fuss.
Really nice pet.

May I coin an alternative?

One can also use TOR with the portable Brave Browser. You have the option to launch a "private window with TOR".
If anonymity is what you are looking for (or circumventing ISP blocking of some sites) this is quite a good option, I use it on a regular basis.

I do admit that the browser isn't as hardened as the Tor Browser itself but you can almost toughen it up as Tor Browser itself in the settings menu of said window. Even per session when you run puppy in RAM only mode.

It's an alternative, not a replacement but very very useful.
(Download Link in my signature.)

EDIT: None of the links in this topic work on my end. [/i]

"Trouble?" :mrgreen:



Aside from setting it up for spot (chown.., chgrp.., run-as-spot...), it's largely portable. I know you knew.