Hi Andrew,
Thanks very much. About the launch external application warning:
there does seem to be a consistent pattern - it happens with some
sites always, and with other sites never. So it seems that each site
decides how to handle the file downloads. I'm sure you can tell I'm a
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On 02/16/2010 02:00 AM, Luis Herrera wrote:
>> This is a UI problem with either otr or pidgin. Naturally you think
>> clikcing "Authenticate" means you want to authenticate the user. What
>> it really means is that pidgin tries to load your default browser to go
>> to the otr website to explain w
Hello Andrew,
Thank you very much for your response. Comments below as ***
On 2/16/10, and...@torproject.org wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:33:44PM +,
> luis.herrera.bruck...@googlemail.com wrote 2.8K bytes in 53 lines about:
> : attempt sometimes pops up a warning message that a "NOT
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 11:33:44PM +, luis.herrera.bruck...@googlemail.com
wrote 2.8K bytes in 53 lines about:
: attempt sometimes pops up a warning message that a "NOT Tor safe" external
: application must be launched. Other times, the warning does not appear. I
: can't distinguish any patt
Hello,
I have experimented with file transfer using the Tor IM Browser Bundle, with
files (already encrypted) from 1K to 1M, in these ways:
1) upload and download the file to a free Internet filehosting service (
mediafire.com), 2) email the file as an attachment, and 3) send the file
during a Pi
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