You shouldn't need to no.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Vincent Ninefifty
Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2006 3:05 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Help! Tor With Maxthon Web Browser
I don't need to add anything with the bypass addresses beginning with:
box do I?
At the moment it's box just shows <local>
Thanks so far.
This is a resend without my signature which I believe hindered previous
requests in case you get a duplicate.
Vincent.
y0himba wrote:
www.maxthon.com It's a wrapper for IE, not an actual browser. You
can go to
"options" then "proxy" then "proxy setup". If you are running the
default
Tor/Privoxy configuration then hit the green "+" button at the top
right,
Name it "TOR(Privoxy)", address is "localhost:8118" and speed is
"faster".
If you want to use TOR alone without Privoxy(not recommended, less
secure),
Name it "TOR(No Privoxy)", address is "localhost:9050", speed is
"faster".
To use it, go to "options", "proxy", then select the proxy you want
to use.
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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 7:28 AM
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Subject: Re: Help! Tor With Maxthon Web Browser
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: How do I configure Tor to work with Maxthon web browser?
What's a maxthon browser? Does it have options for SOCKS5?
Have you tried wrapping it with freecap?
: Tor recently tried sending out email messages which my anti-virus
: program kept spotting and I kept blocking.
: Am I supposed to do that?
Tor doesn't send emails. If you have Tor configured as a
server, your anti-virus program is probably seeing someone
else's mail traffic.
: Is there a .exe program that I can use with my e-mail readers
currently
: Mozilla Thunderbird?
Use freecap, or setup Thunderbird to use Tor as a SOCKS
server.
I believe someone wrote up how to do this on the wiki.
--
Andrew
fortune: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda to test your performances of
hda ...
- Samuel Maftoul giving some sane advice
