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Re: Tor Desktop

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On 09/06/08 20:05, Rochester TOR Admin wrote:
> Just a side note/FYI, Incognito does not use TorButton.  Make your own
> conclusions about that.

Once the development branch of Torbutton (i.e. the 1.2.x series) go
stable, it will replace NoScript and CS-lite (previously named
CookieSafe) in Incognito. Torbutton is probably stable enough now, but I
experienced some weird things last time I checked it out around january,
when the last Incognito release is from.

Right now there is nothing hindering Incognito users from disabling
these other plugins and installing the ones of their choice. It's
certainly tiresome to have to do that each time when running from a CD,
but when running from a USB memory stick using a persistent home that's
not a problem.
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References:
- Tor Desktop
  - From: Chris Burge
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: phobos
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: Chris Burge
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: phobos
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: Chris Burge
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: What you get is Not what you see
- Re: Tor Desktop
  - From: Rochester TOR Admin

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