Re: Tor browsers

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On Fri, 2017-03-17 at 14:52 -0600, JD wrote:
> How much effort is involved in setting up tor port(s) and running
> tor 
> browsers?
> 
> I have never done it to-date, and would like some installation /
> setup / 
> configurations links.
> 

I just did it, and it was easy.  Just go to the Tor site, download the
the software and run it from your own home directory.  It will do the
routing and such automatically.  There's essentially no configuration,
unless you want to tweak with it yourself.

I also did it using the fedora repository (e.g. tor and tor-browser-
launcher).  It also worked fine.

I use the repository Tor for regular Tor browsing, and added FoxyProxy
to my local copy for doing I2P stuff.

billo
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