This patch also removes the 'extensions.torbutton.no_tor_plugin'
pref and simply uses the 'plugin.disable' pref instead.

Thanks to our patch for Bug 10280 in tor-browser.git,
buttons on the plugins section of about:addons
already let you "Enable plugins" and "Disable plugins"
(i.e., toggle the 'plugin.disable' pref).

Also it's probably better to remove this footgun in the UI.

An equivalent checkbox, "Always use private browsing mode"
is already available in about:preferences#privacy. Better to leave
it more hidden from the user in any case, as it is inadvisable
to disable private browsing mode.

We remove the 'extensions.torbutton.block_disk' pref and use the
'browser.privatebrowsing.autostart' pref instead, because they
are equivalent.

We'll also use add a patch to disable remote jars in tor-browser.git

Remove the remains of the Torbutton settings panel (which was hidden
by the fix for bug 14630).

Remove the status bar panel (the status bar was removed in Firefox 4).

Remove the outdated "Disable Torbutton to change these settings"
message from the Firefox proxy settings dialog.

Change the behavior of the "Restore Defaults" button in the Privacy
and Security Settings window to no longer reset the browser's proxy
preferences. Our general philosophy is that if Torbutton does not
provide a GUI for changing a preference, Torbutton should not modify
the preference. The exceptions are that Torbutton still supports the
TOR_SOCKS_PORT and TOR_TRANSPROXY environment variables.

Remove a lot of toggle logic, including extensions.torbutton.tor_enabled
and related preferences.

Remove the dual cookie jar support since Tor can no longer be turned off.

Rename torbutton_close_on_toggle() to torbutton_close_tabs_on_new_identity().

Remove torbutton_check_socks_remote_dns() since SOCKS remote DNS is
supported by all modern versions of Firefox.

Remove torbutton_has_good_socks() since it was testing for Firefox 5
or newer.

Remove unused Firefox version check variables, unused functions, and
commented out code.

Remove unused entities.
Remove unused "about.xul" and associated entities.

Avoid displaying the "request English language web pages?" prompt
on non-HTTP pages. Previously, the prompt was displayed when the
about:tbupdate page was opened and, on Linux at least, the prompt
dialog came up blank. To avoid a similar problem in the case where
someone sets their homepage to an HTTP page, we delay showing the
prompt for two seconds when the URL of the page that is being loaded
matches one of the configured home page URLs.

Remove references to the following obsolete Firefox preferences:
  intl.accept_charsets
  intl.charsetmenu.browser.cache
Remove the following unused default preferences:
  extensions.torbutton.saved.accept_charsets
  extensions.torbutton.spoof_charset
  extensions.torbutton.spoof_language
  extensions.torbutton.spoof_locale
Remove the following unused entity from all dtd files:
  torbutton.prefs.spoof_english

Removed torbutton_wrap_search_service() function,
  torbutton.prefs.fix_google_srch entities, and
  extensions.torbutton.fix_google_srch default pref.

This is the first version of the slider that contains explanatory
strings to make it more clear to the user what is changed and why.

Special thanks to Mike Perry for helping out getting this part of the
UI in good shape.

This adds a button to utilize the domain isolation to get a new circuit for
the current tab only.

We only hide this for now in case we want to bring it back as a secondary
tab after everyone cries about it. It also simplifies the code changes to
simply hide it.

Also clean up the associated Torbutton menu and strings for clarity.

Also update the string so it is more clear that it is a secondary
dialog, once we do get it working again.

Might as well standardize on this, rather than going back and forth.

Always display a "Check for Tor Browser Update..." menu item (to avoid
localization issues, the menu item label entity was not renamed).  When the
menu item is chosen, open the Update Service prompt window to perform the
update check.

Version 0.2 contains the slider and the option to choose a mode which
results in preferences enabled/disabled depending on the respective
security level chosen. The UI is in Torbutton's preferences dialog only
for now. If the user manipluates preferences governed by the slider the
custom checkbox is checked and unhidden indicating that the user is
currently in a non-standard user group.

Missing pieces:
  -tooltips/help buttons explaining the security levels
  -preferences for disabling SVG and MathML (#12827 and #13548)

Add "Open Network Settings..." to Torbutton menu.

Early commit for translation.

I think the long form descriptions will have to be a separate ticket. We're
going to want to spend more time thinking about them than we have available
right now.

Also remove Scroogle. RIP, Scroogle. You will be missed.

At long last, the witch is dead.

Also make the links work, finally.

We're going to trim down our prefs soon. We want safecache always-on.

http://crypto.stanford.edu/cs294s/projects/browser.html

We're going to chop this up a bit, but I figured I'd commit a pristine copy of
his work before doing so.

They were too complicated and confusing. Lets just make it simple.

Also its not clear yet if duckduckgo can handle our traffic as the default.
Plus I kind of like ixquicks's proxy feature, for when Tor is blocked by a
link and Eris really wants you to work for that data ;)

Conflicts:

	src/chrome/content/preferences.js
	src/chrome/content/preferences.xul
	src/components/torRefSpoofer.js

Also add Yahoo. Despite the fact that they like to surrender their users
over to their deaths, they are the 3rd most popular search engine, and
they don't ban Tor.

If google is giving captchas, ask the user if they want to be
redirected to another search engine. Default is IXquick.

Make it on by default.

Also add Yahoo. Despite the fact that they like to surrender their users
over to their deaths, they are the 3rd most popular search engine, and
they don't ban Tor.