A new version of the Tor browser was released on Thursday (14). A new upgrade has added new features that allow users in “censored” areas to access the internet.
The Connection Assist tool in Tor Browser 11.5 is one of the most important new features, since it provides an up-to-date list of network settings for various regions. When a user’s location is verified (with their permission), the best choice is activated, giving access to the web.
According to those in charge of the project, the first stable version of the tool has been released. Now experiencing some issues. In countries such as Russia, China, Turkmenistan and Belarus, where the Tor network is frequently affected by internet bans.
All Tor users on PC can now take advantage of the new features.
All Tor users on PC can now take advantage of the new features.
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The new connection settings UI in the Tor browser is also worth noticing. As an alternative to automatic mode, a redesigned panel will be shown to the user who chooses to establish the network on his or her own, including emojis to identify the saved bridges.
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HTTPS Is Enabled By Default.
Other improvements in Tor Browser 11.5 include the default desktop enablement of HTTPS-only mode. Improved security against cyberattacks will be introduced in the Android version in the future, making browsing even more secure.
The update also includes better font support, which reduces issues with character display in several languages that are now supported by the browser. According to the developers, the additional packages did not increase the size of the installation file.
The latest version of the Tor browser can be obtained from the project’s official web page for a small one-time fee of $5.
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