Hello,
as you might know, the IETF recently decided to formally recognize .onion names
as special-use domain names [0].
This means that normal browsers like Chrome and Firefox can now handle onion
domains in a special manner since they know that they only correspond to Tor.
How would we like
On Mon, Nov 02, 2015 at 09:05:26PM +0200, George Kadianakis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> as you might know, the IETF recently decided to formally recognize .onion
> names
> as special-use domain names [0].
>
> This means that normal browsers like Chrome and Firefox can now
> handle onion domains in a
I am considering starting up a passive
BWauth in order to understand how they
work and fix bugs.
What is the minimum and ideal hardware
configuration for a BWauth?
Have my eye on an OVH config with
unmetered 1G, a fuzzy promise
of 500mbps minimum bandwidth and
a 3.4GHz 4core/8thread AES-NI CPU:
Georg Koppen wrote:
Nima Fatemi:
Lunar:
Tor Browser folks have been tagging tickets with tbb-usability:
https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/tags/tbb-usability
Do you want an extra tag for those?
This is a good question. I'm aware of tbb-usability tag and have
already
added it to my
Nima Fatemi:
> Lunar:
>> Tor Browser folks have been tagging tickets with tbb-usability:
>> https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/tags/tbb-usability
>>
>> Do you want an extra tag for those?
>
> This is a good question. I'm aware of tbb-usability tag and have already
> added it to my filters;
Hello all!
As a reminder, we have a weekly patch workshop and a weekly
developer's meeting on the #tor-dev IRC channel on OFTC.
With the ending of DST in the US, these times are now convenient for
even fewer people than before. With that in mind, we're changing!
The new times will be effective
