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I wonder if there is a graphical interface for WindowsWindows to run Tor BrowserTor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?

There are too many steps to perform this. Too bad that Tor Browser itself does not support that. It would be a very nice feature to be able to click a couple of times rather than finding country codes, editing configuration files and only then running Tor Browser. It would be even cooler if that program could start up the firefox.exe itself aswell. Sounds alot simply however.

Regards.

I wonder if there is a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?

There are too many steps to perform this. Too bad that Tor Browser itself does not support that. It would be a very nice feature to be able to click a couple of times rather than finding country codes, editing configuration files and only then running Tor Browser. It would be even cooler if that program could start up the firefox.exe itself aswell. Sounds alot simply however.

Regards.

I wonder if there is a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?

There are too many steps to perform this. Too bad that Tor Browser itself does not support that. It would be a very nice feature to be able to click a couple of times rather than finding country codes, editing configuration files and only then running Tor Browser. It would be even cooler if that program could start up the firefox.exe itself aswell. Sounds alot simply however.

Regards.

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FearDC
FearDC
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Is there a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?

I wonder if there is a graphical interface for Windows to run Tor Browser using specific list of ExitNodes rather than editing torrc every time?

There are too many steps to perform this. Too bad that Tor Browser itself does not support that. It would be a very nice feature to be able to click a couple of times rather than finding country codes, editing configuration files and only then running Tor Browser. It would be even cooler if that program could start up the firefox.exe itself aswell. Sounds alot simply however.

Regards.