Closing the terminal window and trying again works most of the time. Type: 'sh start-tor-browser' (no quotes) on the command lineĬaveat: I've encountered issues with running Tor browser from time to time in that the browser won't open. Right click on the Tor browser folder and 'open in terminal' Right click on the archive and 'extract here' (click on Gnu/Linux download appropriate 32 or 64 bit version + signature MacOS instructions work for checking signature (click 'What's This?')) And, do you know why my Vidalia too often cannot be open and says it is already running? I manage to kill the process but makes no difference, I have to reboot the computer to make it work.
Unfortunately I do not know what Antarta -from the mentioned thread- finally did to have a Browser working with TOR.Ĥ. And why is it recommended in the mentioned thread ("Prolems with the TOR Browser") to install a TOR Bundle when both and do not? Or do I have to configure my Abrowser -or another browser- for TOR browsing?ģ. But the main problem I have is that I do not know where the TOR Browser is or how to get it.Ģ.
I did, and I managed to make Vidalia work (although many times does not want to run because it says it is already running). But for Trisquel, both the and reads that it is better to follow their especial instructions to install TOR at: The thing is that, when I had MS Windows, it was easy to have TOR installed with the Tor Bundle, which easily installed Vidalia and The Tor Browser (especially configured for TOR). But it seems like closed, I could not add a post, that's why I am starting a new one.
There is a thread named "Prolems with the TOR Browser" where the same problem I have is described. I've looked in all those places and I'm not finding a file called torrc.Hi, I'm new on Trisquel and GNU/Linux, so please take it into account. Tor from source, and /etc/tor/torrc or /etc/torrc if you installed a
Tor puts the torrc file in /usr/local/etc/tor/torrc if you compiled Icon, and select "Show Package Contents" before the Tor Browser On OS X, you must right-click or command-click on the Tor Browser I did find torrc-defaults in /Applications/TorBrowser.app/Contents/Resources/TorBrowser/Tor, but there's no plain old torrc file.īrowser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor/torrc inside your Tor Browser directory. I've tried "locate torrc" but it doesn't find a file. I am seeing instructions online about changing my torrc file in order to set which country I want to exit the Tor network from, but I can't find a file called torrc. 6.0.1) on my mac (OS 10.11.5) - went to the torproject page and downloaded the installer for mac.
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