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Opened Apr 04, 2011 by Robert Ransom@rransom

Ship TBB-Firefox as a separately downloadable package

I and other Tor users will want to use Tor without Polipo, without using a Tor Browser Bundle. There are several reasons to want to do this:

  • to avoid having to install extensions in and configure a new TBB every time a new version is released;
  • to avoid having to wait for another Tor client to start before running a web browser;
  • to make it easier to browse through a custom Tor compiled from Git.

I'm sure there are other good reasons for this that I haven't thought of.

We need to provide our patched versions of Firefox as separately downloadable binary packages, particularly for Windows (when we start building a patched Firefox on Windows) and MacOS, because building Firefox is much harder on those OSes than on Linux.

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Reference: legacy/trac#2848