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Enable plugins on Tor
Look, using plug-ins in the Tor Browser is the same as using your default browser. Any protection from Tor is lost because the plugins COMPLETELY IGNORE THE PROXY SETTINGS.
If you want to use ...
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Getting WebRTC built into TOR
see Ways to Build Tor Browser and #8178.
You'd need to edit the build process to not use the --disable-webrtc flag. Simply copying the files will not be sufficient, since they are built into firefox ...
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Q & A: How do Firefox addons remove your privacy and anonymity while using the Tor browser?
How Firefox Addons remove your anonymity/privacy:
The addon collects data on the Tor browser user. Many addons usually collect some form of data and even if the Tor browser does protect the user to ...
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Is there any easy download manager that currently works with tor on a linux machine?
There are no safe plugins except those that come with Tor Browser because none of the others have been tested to confirm that they are safe.
Personally, I sometimes use torsocks with wget. It's more ...
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Enable plugins on Tor
Documenting my findings in case it helps someone else.
Requisites
Tor > Privacy and Security settings > uncheck "Disable browser plugins (such as Flash)"
To Install Adobe Flash (23.0.0.205)
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Have Tor appear to be a different browser
You can run but you can't hide.
Changing your user agent won't make you fool websites into thinking that you're using another browser. You really shouldn't do that, it will only make you stand out.
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