Tor Browser Review

Tor Browser is a private online browser designed to help companies and individuals prevent unwanted third parties from watching their Internet activities. The system allows teams to protect their identity and maintain anonymity online by running their traffic through three separate servers before sending it to its destination. It allows companies to view information about competitors as the market does, keep strategies confidential, and ensure accountability within the organization.
Activists and whistleblowers use Tor Browser anonymously to report abuses from dangerous places.

TOR BROWSER – TUTORIAL

TOR BROWSER – FEATURES

• Your Internet service provider, and anyone who locally monitors your connection, will not be able to keep track of your online activity, including the names and addresses of sites you visit.
• The operators of the websites and services you use, and anyone monitoring them, will see an incoming connection from the
• Tor network instead of your real Internet address (IP), and will not know your identity unless you expressly plan to identify yourself.
• Private browsing mode automatically enabled, which means that history, form data, and cookies are not saved by default.
• However, you can still save the browsing history by going to the settings menu and manually enabling history retention or setting custom rules.
• The PDF reader features a simple interface with all the standard controls for navigation, layout, and document interaction.
• The PDF reader includes a side panel where thumbnails of each single page are displayed vertically, as well as controls for displaying individual attachments, layers, and document structure.