It is not without reason that the Tor Browser is officially still running as an alpha version.

The word “future” is no coincidence: the official Tor Browser for Android currently still needs Orbot to connect to the onion network. The makers want development on the Orfox browser in the near future set. Orfox, on the other hand, is still based on the older Firefox 52. So both versions are based on Firefox 60, the current one Extended Support Release by Mozilla. In addition, the girls and boys behind the Tor Project want to unify the security standards between the desktop and Android versions of Tor Browser. The previously officially recommended Orfox is getting a successor with the “real” Tor Browser (source: )Īccording to the Tor Project, the “first official mobile Tor Browser” should make the two-pronged approach superfluous in the future.

So far, the combination has been officially recommended by the Tor Project, but it hasn't been considered a perfect solution. But as I said: We already have the topic oooooft treated ) If you want to use TOR via Android, you previously needed the Orfox browser in combination with Orbot. You can also use it to reach the much-cited Darknet. Basically, the browser offers a way to surf the TOR network anonymously. What is this Tor Browser? Well, we've got you covered on that detailed berichtet. Update: The Tor Browser has been available in a first version since stable version on Google Play. We'll show you what it can do and how to use it. The Tor Browser has also been officially available in the Google Play Store for a short time. Who with the Android smartphone in the darknet or simply wanted to surf anonymously, had to join up to now unofficial solutions content It worked perfectly, but was different.

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