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Author: mttp
Date:   2013-11-04T03:46:08+00:00

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 One person asked why the lock icon on the Tor Project's website was not outlined 
 in green. Sites that use HTTPS can purchase different types of SSL certificates. 
-Some certificate issuers offer certificates that supply ownership information such 
-as the physical address of the website operator for a higher price. Sites that use 
-certificates like this get the lock icon by their URL outlined in green. The Tor
-Project adds protection to the validity of our SSL certificate a different way, by
-supplying the SSL certificate fingerprint on our FAQ page[XXX].
+Some certificate issuers offer certificates that supply ownership information, such 
+as the physical address of the website operator, for a higher price. Sites that use 
+these certificates get the lock icon by their URL outlined in green. The Tor Project 
+adds protection to the validity of our SSL certificate a different way, by supplying 
+our SSL certificate fingerprint on our FAQ page[XXX]. You can double check that 
+fingerprint on any of the Tor Project's mirror pages as well[XXX]. 
+
+One person wanted to known why a website they were visiting over Firefox was telling
+them that they were not using Tor, even though Vidalia told them that Tor was running. 
+By default, the Tor Browser Bundle does not anonymize all the traffic on your computer. 
+Only the traffic you send through the Tor Browser Bundle will be anonymized. If you 
+have Firefox and the Tor Browser open at the same time, the traffic you send through 
+Firefox will not be anonymous. Using Firefox and Tor Browser Bundle at the same time is 
+not a great idea because the two interfaces are almost identical, and it is easy to get 
+the two browsers mixed up, even if you know what you are doing. 
 
 [XXX]: https://www.torproject.org/docs/faq.html.en#SSLcertfingerprint
+[XXX]: https://torproject.org/getinvolved/mirrors.html.en
 
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