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Hi guys,

PortableTor has been updated. Here's a sneak peek (not an official release) so if there are any bugs could you let me know.

Here's the download link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/mxzbtl

And here's the details:

• Updated Tor to 0.2.0.35
• Updated Vidalia to 0.1.14
• Updated Vidalia website link
• Re-ordered emergency Privoxy settings file
• Fixed path to Privoxy user manual
• Increased Privoxy default verbosity to include non-fatal errors

Thanks!

Whoops ... I just posted something about this over in the "Updates" area. Did you mean to put it there or here in Discussion?

Here in discussion. It's not a release.

Another (quite late) update. As usual, if there are any bugs could you let me know.

Here's the download link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/zaqzw7

And here's the details:

• Updated Tor to 0.2.1.19
• Updated Vidalia to 0.1.15
• Modified Privoxy working directory to fix various relative paths
• Included GNU General Public License in .\App\DefaultData\Privoxy folder
• Slight adjustments to structure of source code

Thanks!

Works fine. Your "sendspace" link came across a lot faster than the SourceForge link, although that might have been because I didn't use a nearby mirror.

Possible bugs:

From the menu, "Help" - "Privoxy Status" gave an error message and claimed Privoxy wasn't in use.

webfork wrote:From the menu, "Help" - "Privoxy Status" gave an error message and claimed Privoxy wasn't in use.

Did you actually configure your web browser to use Privoxy (at 127.0.0.1:8118) as it's proxy?

Ah -- you got it -- I have two versions of firefox running -- one with Tor settings and one without. I reran the test with the correct browser and it went just fine.

Sorry about that. Bad software tester! No biscuit.

No problems. Thanks for the feedback anyway.

M@tty: What's the status on this program? Although I'm impressed with Advanced TOR, its clearly for a different user than PortableTor. I hope it comes back to life.