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4 You need to run Tor Browser Settings first, check "Download over system Tor" and click "Install Tor Browser". THEN it works, and out of the box! And it's the exact same browser version as from their site as well! 3 As convienient as this may be, the official Tor project reccomends you get it off their website. I would just get it from 4 still hangs on Sig Verify, LM19.3 Cnm4.4.8 ~> workaround: torproject.org ~ download ~ unpack ~ run 2 LinuxMint 19.3 getting Signature Verfication failed. App just hangs. Can't wait for this to be baked into the ISO, when it works. 1 LinuxMint 19.2 does not work. Download from Tor site works well. FlatPack on Mint site, 2 Gigs hard drive space required, no way I go for that 2 Doesn't work LM19.2, Terminal output: Downloading , Verifying Signature, Refreshing local keyring..., Keyring refreshed successfully... , Then the UI process status popup hangs at verifying Signature after Download and then fails, asks to retry/start 5 After some problem everything is OK...If you have an error about the verification key failed, and if the command "gpg --homedir "$HOME/.local/share/torbrowser/gnupg_homedir/" --refresh-keys -- "whatever" " doesn't help you, maybe you try to install an old version of TOR browser, it's possible that the repository of your distribution is not update. My solution to this : first of all, you purge the tor browser packet "apt purge torbrowser-launcher", after this, just to be sure : "rm -r ~/.config/torbrowser ~/.cache/torbrowser ~/.local/share/torbrowser" (not sure if it's necessary), and after, you add the PPA : "sudo add-apt-repository ppa:micahflee/ppa", then, you check your available version : "apt policy torbrowser-launcher", it should be the old one for the moment, but if you do "apt update", and again "apt policy torbrowser-launcher", you should see the last one... After that, you can install your Tor browser with your software maanger or with the command line... Hope it will help! 5 Today, January 12, 2019- Tor Browser Works Perfect on Linux Mint 19.1 Tessa 64bit without any issues. just install it and it updates itself automatically upon startup to the

To achieve same is done in minutes and has a future and in-time updates/patches. I've got a soft spot for underdogs. Also for FF itself. I'm aware of the Firefox settings and what you need to do to make itmore private. Some users just won't go to that length of installing Add-onsor tweaking about:config settings or installing a pre-configured user.jsfile in Firefox like arkenfox.LibreWolf is an alternative, just as Tor browser, Pale Moon and SeaMonkeyare alternatives each having their own Pro's and Con's.Users should welcome choices and not desire a monopoly on web browsers.If they go away were stuck with basically only Google Chrome and it's derivatives. imdb Registered Member Joined: Nov 2, 2011 Posts: 4,208 agreed. with the demise of presto, all we got is chrome and its derivatives on one side and fox and its derivatives on the other. Could you, please, come off your high horse and relax a bit?Librewolf is certainly not a crippled and ruined Firefox. Rather, with RFP they implement what the Tor browser is using plus some additional tweaks also used by arkenfox. And the downsides of RFP are openly discussed here with possible alternatives. LW is for privacy-oriented users which are willing to live with those downsides. This browser is certainly not for everybody but that's not a reason to defame its developers which do know what they are doing. Page 1 of 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next >