The latest release of Tor Browser 13.5 brings a host of new features and upgrades for both desktop and Android users. In addition to better bridges and connection improvements, users are encouraged to update their devices to take advantage of these enhancements.
Tor Browser 13.5 Introduces Exciting Features
As detailed in a recent post on Tor Project’s blog, version 13.5 of Tor Browser is now available for download. This update includes a range of new features and options for users to explore.
Known for its privacy features and access to the dark web, Tor Browser has been a popular choice for users seeking anonymity online. Despite its complexity, the browser continues to improve its user experience with each update, as evidenced by the latest release.
Enhancements for Desktop Users
- Betterboxing: An improved version of the previous “Letterboxing” feature, Betterboxing offers users a more visually appealing experience and greater control over window settings. Additional Letterboxing settings can be found in the General Settings menu.
- Improved Bridge settings: With the latest update, Tor users can enjoy enhancements to Bridge functionality. Bridge Cards now feature a more streamlined design and display source information. Users can also share multiple bridge cards simultaneously, streamlining the process.
- Enhanced onion site errors: The latest update includes improvements to the design of onion site error messages.
Upgrades for Tor Android
- Enhanced connection experience: Following the success of Connection Assist in the desktop version, Tor for Android will soon introduce this feature. In the meantime, users can enjoy other improvements such as an auto-connect function and a convenient “Configure Connection” button.
- Tor logs: Tor logs have been relocated to the “Connection Settings” menu for easier access. Users can now copy all Tor logs with the click of a button.
Users are encouraged to update their devices with the latest Tor Browser releases to take advantage of all the new features and enhancements.
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