We are going to modify a few things so it works with the Tor Browser (partially, you won't still be able to store data but you will be able to stream when Mozilla has implemented [1] and the Tor Browser has the corresponding FF version, so unfortunately not tomorrow despite of the fact tha Mozilla is actively working on it)
Anyway, it's not advised to use the Tor Browser for Peersm app since the Tor protocol is inside the browser and the threat model is completely different from the Tor Browser since Peersm app is fecthing data, not browsing.
Using Peersm with the Tor Browser will make that the Peersm Tor protocol websocket connections are proxied to Tor instead of reaching directly a Tor/Peersm bridge, so performances will be uselessly impacted.
The only "risk" not using the Tor Browser is that we know your IP address when you load the code, that's one of the reasons why there will be a standalone version of Peersm (see [2] but it's not finished, no technical difficulties, just a lack of time, another one being that for technical reasons we can not use https to load the code, see [3] to know why).
Now, if you feel more comfortable, you can proxy the latest versions of FF or Chrome to Tor as explained in [4]
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=778617 [2] https://github.com/Ayms/node-Tor/tree/master/min [3 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=917829 [4] http://www.peersm.com/?use-en Le 22/06/2014 19:39, nobody a écrit :
It is still not possible to use this app with the newest TBB. I think it is because TBB uses FF 24.6.0 Aymeric Vitte:Le 03/06/2014 16:29, nobody a écrit :The website doesn't work for me. Javascript is completely enabled but I can't insert any links or clicking on stream/download/upload.These are demo buttons and input for links on the web site, only "click here to use it" button works and redirect you to the app, maybe we should change/clarify this.Also http://peersm.com/peersm is complete blank.Yes, thanks to advise, there was an unfortunate (and forgotten) end of May deadline for some old testing purposes, it's corrected.I use the TBB 3.6.1-Linux Aymeric Vitte:You can use Peersm http://www.peersm.com (see the streaming demo video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVaE8UZzDlA and the starter links http://www.peersm.com/?links-en) to stream/download anonymously from Peersm or bittorrent networks or the web. Even if not recommended for "normal" use you can use the TBB with Peersm (I don't know what's the current FF version of the official TBB, you need FF>=26 for Peersm, if not see http://www.peersm.com/?use-en) Regards, Aymeric Le 26/05/2014 07:06, John Henry a écrit :I cannot stream videos using my Tor browser and I wondered if anyone could explain how that can be done.
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