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@@ -2030,6 +2030,8 @@ This browser is different from other browsers as it will connect to the internet
Here are several ways to set it up for all main OSes.
+**Warning:** You should avoid installing extensions in Tor Browser, as they can be used to fingerprint and identify you.
+
### Windows, Linux, and macOS:
Please see [Appendix Y: Installing and using desktop Tor Browser].
@@ -11674,9 +11676,9 @@ Here are most of the steps combined from the sources above (some have been omitt
- NoScript ()
- - Unlike uBlockOrigin, blocks **all** scripts by default, no exceptions. Necessary in regular browser if you want to break all script executions. Not necessary in Tor Browser.
+ - Blocks **all** scripts by default, no exceptions. Necessary in regular browser if you want to block all script executions. Not necessary in Tor Browser.
- - Within the options, change **Default** options to check everything except "Ping" and "Unrestricted CSS"
+ - Within the options, change **Default** options to check everything except "ping", "unrestricted CSS", and "LAN". This will re-enable JavaScript and other web features, to prevent many websites from breaking
- LibRedirect ()
@@ -11684,14 +11686,6 @@ Here are most of the steps combined from the sources above (some have been omitt
- Skip Redirect ()
-- CanvasBlocker ()
-
- - non-RFP users only (see: )
-
- - Good protection against naive scripts, detectable and leaks with advanced scripts
-
- - Randomize canvas and audio, maybe webgl if you use that: the rest is not needed
-
### Bonus resources:
Here are also two recent guides to harden Firefox: