There are a number of ways to negate this, the simplest of which is simply to use KB SSL Enforcer, which forces the website to which you are connecting to, to encrypt all transmissions. When using Tor, you need to be aware that it's not able to encrypt from point to point (see this Null Byte article for more information). Limits of Tor (and Anonymous Browsing in General) If you want to just be able to click the globe icon when you want to activate Tor browsing, then go to the " General" tab and select the " Quick Switch" box, then push the " Binary Switch" bubble, unless you want to cycle through multiple proxies. Make sure your screen looks like this (you can put whatever you want in "Profile Name"):Įssentially, just put " 127.0.0.1" as your proxy and " 8118" for all your ports, except " SOCKS Host" which needs to be " 9050". Right-click it and select " Options", which will bring up a new tab with the configuration options. There should now be a globe icon somewhere in the upper right-hand corner of your browser. It is just like installing any other plugin. Everything should automatically be installed.
Just click here and then click " Add to Chrome". Plus it is more portable, but seems to be slightly more technical, in my opinion. I recommend using the " Vidalia Bundle" because it actually installs on your computer, but the " Tor Browser Bundle" is also a good pick and does not require installation. You can install it by visiting the official Tor website.
If you don't know what Tor is, click here! Step 1 Install Tor Therefore, I decided to create an updated and more comprehensive tutorial. Also, it lacked a warning on the limits of Tor, which I think are important. However, when I tried it myself, it did not work. I recently posted a link to what seemed to be a very useful guide on Lifehacker for creating a TOR button in Chrome.
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