Tor Browser 9.0 is now available for download: it is now easy to change your identity on the dark web

Tor Browser 9.0 is now available for download: it is now easy to change your identity on the dark web

 Tor Browser is the most convenient and secure way to access not only the dark Internet, but to bypass censorship in many countries and websites. Now, Tor Browser 9.0 is available, and includes many new features.

 The first feature is Dark Mode, which is now applied by default to the browser if we set it up in the OS, as in Windows 10. Thanks to this, we can scroll through all the browser menus with a gray background.

Second, we have a big change in the way Tor uses and how identity changes are made. So now, when we wanted to make a change of identity, we had to press the onion button in the browser that was just to the right of the URL bar. When you click New Identity, the browser recreates a new identity.

To improve the user experience and make it easier, now to access this option, we'll have to click [i] to the right of the URL. In addition, we can easily see the ways in which information is based on different IP addresses and countries of those addresses.

When you lose the onion button, the new identity option is also lost when you press that button. To make it simpler, this option is now integrated into the menu on the right, or we can also activate it by pressing Ctrl + Shift + U. From there we can also make a circle change in the Tor grid.

 Also with this new version of the browser, Torbutton and Tor Launcher extensions are no longer included within the plugins, because they are integrated into the browser so they are now available directly in the settings panel.

To maintain anonymity, a new function is also integrated. So far, the browser opens by default in multiples of 100 or 200 pixels to put all users in the same sample and avoid using fingerprinting techniques. If we resize the window to a certain size, it will be easier to apply this technique. Now, with Letterboxing, developed by Mozilla, white margins are added to the browser window so that the window size is proportional. So, if you see white margins on your browser now with Tor, you know that in order to preserve your privacy.

Tor Browser 9.0 can now be downloaded from: official website