Thus spake Greg Kalitnikoff (kalitnikoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > Hi! When will TorBrowser with Firefox 4 for Windows be released? Tired > of waiting :) So are we. FF4 offers a ton of awesomeness that we want to leverage. For example, HTML5 allows youtube to work over Tor! (If you opt-in and set your useragent right): https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/2832 But it is a lot of work. Every new Firefox release requires a ton of addon API updates and auditing, and FF4 was a beast of a release in this respect. We've done the API updates (Torbutton 1.3.2-alpha) but we still need to do more auditing. We're also planning on changing our release structure for Firefox 4. We will very likely be maintaining our own (hopefully small) set of patches against Firefox 4 and shipping Tor Browser Bundle as our only supported platform, and discouraging the advanced tor packages and Torbutton+OS Firefox setups (and removing or unrecommending Torbutton on addons.mozilla.org). This also means that we need to sink a bunch of effort into making sure Tor Browser Bundle is a working solution for people on every platform. So we're not sure exactly when all of this will be ready, but we're working as hard as we can to make it ASAP. -- Mike Perry Mad Computer Scientist fscked.org evil labs
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