Updated 64-bit Linux Tor Browser Bundles (crash fix)

by erinn | June 12, 2013

After numerous reports that the 64-bit Tor Browser Bundle was crashing frequently, we've updated all them. If you were having problems with the last ones, please try these instead and let us know if you have any further problems. Only the 64-bit Linux Tor Browser Bundles have been updated, the other Tor Browser Bundles are still 2.3.25-8

https://decvnxytmk.oedi.net/download/download-easy

Tor Browser Bundle (2.3.25-9)

  • Rebuild 64-bit bundles with Firefox optimizations disabled in order to prevent browser crashes. (closes: #8970)
  • Update HTTPS Everywhere to 3.2.2
  • Update NoScript to 2.6.6.2

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Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 13, 2013

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Hi, I installed "Tor Browser Bundle (2.3.25-9)" for linux/64bit, and use start-tor-browser script to start tbb.
I noticed tbb try to write/create orbit-$USER to /tmp (/tmp/orbit-$USER),
and also try to write/create /var/tmp/etilqs_$ramdom_string, is it normal?

export TMP/TEMP can redirect tbb create /tmp/orbit-$USER to inside tbb directory
but tbb still try to create/write /var/tmp/etilqs_$ramdom_string !

ask this, because I suppose tbb never write/create anything to outside of tbb directory.

can I config tbb never write/create anything outside of tbb directory?

thanks.

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 13, 2013

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I have downloaded and run Tor....but verifying in IP-Check it still shows my current IP address and location. What do I need to do?

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 14, 2013

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The German bundle tor-browser-gnu-linux-x86_64-2.3.25-9-dev-de.tar.gz does not work (at least on my computer) whereas the US-eng does.

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 14, 2013

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When are we going to get a FreeBSD based browser bundle instead (or in addition to) the Linux one?

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 15, 2013

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When I try and extract the Start Tor Browser app, every version I have tried for Linux opens a dialog box between two people talking about Firefox.
Either that or a Vidalia error 147.

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 19, 2013

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thanks launching TOR. but I have question that if it will block all the external plugins then i think i can not use or see any java application or videos.

Anonymous (not verified) said:

June 27, 2013

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I don't know where else to post this:

In the past, when I would run Tor and go to YouTube, I would not be able to run the YouTube videos. Now, when I run Tor, I am noticing that the Youtube videos ~ARE~ being displayed using Tor.

Question:
Are these YouTube videos actually running through the Tor browser chain, or is the playing of YouTube videos bypassing Tor and "going around" Tor and loading in my flashplayer, thereby allowing my IP to be known by YouTube?.
I do NOT want to run YouTube videos, and have YouTube being able to associate my IP with their videos.
Thanks