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Step 2Install Tor
Tor is pretty easy to install. You can leave most of the defaults as-is. First, go to the download page to get the latest version of Vidalia (which bundles Tor and a few other good privacy apps.) Get the right one for your operating system. Then follow the instructions to install it. The "Install and Configure" guides next to every package on that page are really helpful.
A screenshot of the installed Vidalia app on OS X is below. The window shows that Tor is up and running, ready protect me!
Next, we have to set up the internet program I use the most: my web browser.
A screenshot of the installed Vidalia app on OS X is below. The window shows that Tor is up and running, ready protect me!
Next, we have to set up the internet program I use the most: my web browser.
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Jan 22, 2010. 7:09 PMathlete_freak
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i have the same question as sandshock. the security system im trying to get past is the K9 web protection. and all i really want is to download music and get on facebook. however when i installed the firefox add thing. and then i clicked it so it was saying it was activated, it froze the page. i was unable to click on any links to go to another page. and it wasnt letting me go to sites. it was saying the proxy wasnt allowing it. how do i fix this problem?
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May 13, 2012. 9:05 AMgrampafish
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download tor browser bundle
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May 12, 2010. 1:36 PMM1K3A5H13Y
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I dont see why you cant install this on a flashdrive and then use it on any computer.
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Sep 16, 2010. 8:11 PMgreatnameless1
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Actually, you can. They have a bundle you can download that's designed for exactly that.
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Nov 25, 2009. 6:58 PMsandshock
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two questions. 1) do you have to install this, even if you do the firefox thing? 2) do you have to have administrator access to install this?
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