sudo apt-get remove --purge tor
I think that did the trick; thank you. :-)
Do you really use Abrowser and not Icecat?
I had Icecat installed some time ago and removed it again afterwards. Maybe
tor was just an artifact from that older installation.
Hello there,
I just noticed that there is a process tor running in the background even
though I never installed tor. Does this now come by default with abrowser?
How can I disable tor? Thanks a lot for your answers.
there was a lengthy discussion here:
http://trisquel.info/en/forum/tor-browsing-trisquel-7-bad-idea
There is an add-on called Private Tor browsing but it has been disabled
already. Strangely, I still have a tor process running in the background.
You could stop it from running by changing S20tor to K20tor in /etc/rc2.d
through /etc/rc.5
$ ls /etc/rc2.d
README S20hddtemp S20speech-dispatcherS70pppd-dns
S16openvpn S20postfix S20tor S91apache2
S19mysql S20rsync
sudo apt-get remove --purge tor
Looks like it's using the Torbutton, should be able to disable it under
add-ons ? Not sure...
Thanks a lot. I seem to have kinda missed that discussion. As I don't want to
search the whole thread for this information: How can I disable tor?
Hum... unfortunately torbutton is not installed on my machine. Thus, I can't
disable it. ;-)
strange tor is normally symbolized by a little green onion in the systray
or browser, if that shows you could click on it for 'options', otherwise I
don't know, sorry...
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