png/.jpg,etc, left on the end - and the dot (.) especially). Now, rename it to just ".DirIcon" (note the spelling - you don't want the. (EDIT:- T'other Mike & I keep adding bits to our posts! That 'directory icon' can be done another way, too drag your icon across to the Tor folder, and drop it in. All I've done is to modify the standard launch script I've used in several portables.and that's all credit to Fred, originally.) We don't need all that mainstream crap in Puppy. "Check for this, check for that, check for this, check for that, allow this, don't allow that." Jeez. (The 'fix' is, quite simply, DON'T use the supplied 'start-tor-browser' script. I've just tried this out under Fossapup64 & Quirky64 'April' 7.0.1. Right-click on the image->Save image as.) (I know it looks huge, but ROX auto-resizes icons to fit the pinboard. Re-name it if you want, and use the attached icon to tart it up with if you like. You can drag the 'LAUNCH' script to the desktop as a launcher. You could even run this from a flash drive if you wanted, for the ultimate in security/privacy. Click to enter, click 'Launch' to, well launch.! It'll create its own, internal profile. You can find it at the Drive, here:-ĭownload it unzip it place it anywhere you like, but preferably outside the 'save'./mnt/home is a good location.
Mikeslr must have replied while I was building & uploading it.sorry, Mike! By doing this, it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from. It protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world. Actually, here IS a TorBrowser-portable.ready-to-go. Tor Browser Bundle protects your privacy and defends you against network surveillance and traffic analysis.
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