Why sites use js useragent and break MAC OS keyboard shortcuts instead easy OS detection?
TOR PROJECT = CIA, MOSSAD
Jackson Anderson
Landon Torres
Cite then.
Lynx is working pretty fine here
Exactly. And TOR devs really don't care about your history, so long the code is good.
Connor Martinez
When did styling a webpage go so wrong?
Isaiah Myers
You argue like a fucking kike, user.
Jose Roberts
imagine being so brain-diseased that you think a branch of the useless US government is a bigger spying threat to you, a statistic, than capitalism
Oliver Thompson
just an average day on Zig Forums
Nicholas Bailey
Can someone open TBB8 and post those values from about:config?
general.appversion.override
general.oscpu.override
general.platform.override
general.useragent.appName
general.appname.override
general.useragent.override
general.useragent.vendor
general.useragent.vendorSub
or even better, upload your prefs.js file
Samuel Cook
man losing your foreskin really made some of you americucks soft in the head. Nice thread!
Camden Davis
Can't you just disable javascript straight up? Every hidden service designed to be accessed via Tor shouldn't have JS to begin with.
Jace Baker
They didn't say TB8 is totally safe, retard. They said the exploit wasn't applicable to TB8. Also, spoofing of user agent does nothing. NOTHING. You can employ better techniques against someone with Javascript enabled. You can fingerprint their fucking canvas and the shitty graphics libraries will give your personal info away.
Basically JS is the root cause of all security problems. You're automatically running untrusted code you got from the network. It's completely different from the class of problems where some crafty fuck exploits a badly coded XML parser and gains access to places he shouldn't have access to.