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  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/ChangeLog.txt → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/ChangeLog.txt

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/Libevent.txt → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/Libevent.txt

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.CC0 → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.CC0

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.GO → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.GO

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.SNOWFLAKE → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/PluggableTransports/LICENSE.SNOWFLAKE

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/Tor-Launcher.txt → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/Tor-Launcher.txt

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/Tor.txt → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/Tor.txt

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/Torbutton.txt → projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/Licenses/Torbutton.txt

  • projects/browser/Bundle-Data/Docs/Licenses/HTTPS-Everywhere.txt deleted
    1 
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    3 
    -Licensed GPL v2+
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    -To the extent copyright applies to the rulesets, they can be used according to GPL v2 or later.
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    -
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    1 1 
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    2 
    -Copyright (C) 2005-2020 Giorgio Maone - https://maone.net
    2 
    +Copyright (C) 2005-2023 Giorgio Maone - https://maone.net
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     This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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  • projects/browser/build
    ... ... @@ -45,10 +45,15 @@ touch "$GENERATEDPREFSPATH"
    45 45 
       TORBINPATH=TorBrowser/Tor
    46 46 
       TORCONFIGPATH=TorBrowser/Data/Tor
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    49 
    -  mkdir -p "$TBDIR/$PROFILEPATH"
    50 
    -
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    -  mkdir -p "$TBDIR/[% c('var/ProjectName') %]/Data/Browser/Caches"
    48 
    +  [% IF c("var/tor-browser") -%]
    49 
    +    PROFILEPATH=[% c('var/ProjectName') %]/Data/Browser/profile.default/extensions
    50 
    +    mkdir -p "$TBDIR/$PROFILEPATH"
    51 
    +  [% END -%]
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    +  [% IF !c("var/privacy-browser") -%]
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    +    # For Privacy Browser, we keep the data directory at the same level of
    54 
    +    # Browser, instead of creating a Data directory with the program files.
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    +    mkdir -p "$TBDIR/[% c('var/ProjectName') %]/Data/Browser/Caches"
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    +  [% END -%]
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     [% END %]
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     for tbdir in "${TBDIRS[@]}"
    ... ... @@ -102,7 +107,7 @@ mv [% c('input_files_by_name/noscript') %] "$TBDIR/$EXTSPATH/{73a6fe31-595d-460b
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       # Move READMEs from tor-expert-bundle to the doc dir
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       mkdir -p "$TBDIR/$DOCSPATH/snowflake" [% IF c("var/macos_universal") %]"$TBDIR_AARCH64/$DOCSPATH/snowflake"[% END %]
    105 
    -
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    +
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       mkdir -p "$TBDIR/$DOCSPATH/webtunnel" [% IF c("var/macos_universal") %]"$TBDIR_AARCH64/$DOCSPATH/webtunnel"[% END %]
    107 112 
       mkdir -p "$TBDIR/$DOCSPATH/conjure" [% IF c("var/macos_universal") %]"$TBDIR_AARCH64/$DOCSPATH/conjure"[% END %]
    108 113 
       mv_tbdir tor/pluggable_transports/README.SNOWFLAKE.md "$DOCSPATH/snowflake/README.md"
    ... ... @@ -217,9 +222,12 @@ do
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       mkdir -p "$tbdir/$DOCSPATH"
    218 223 
       cp -a Bundle-Data/Docs/* "$tbdir/$DOCSPATH"
    219 224 
       [% IF c("var/tor-browser") -%]
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    +    cp -a Bundle-Data/Docs-TBB/* "$tbdir/$DOCSPATH"
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         tar -C Bundle-Data/[% bundledata_osname %] \
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           [% IF ! c("var/namecoin") %]--exclude=*Electrum-NMC* --exclude=*ncprop279*[% END %] \
    222 228 
           -c . | tar -C "$tbdir[% IF ! c("var/macos") %]/[% c('var/ProjectName') %][% END %]" -x
    229 
    +  [% ELSIF c("var/privacy-browser") -%]
    230 
    +    cp -a Bundle-Data/Docs-PB/* "$tbdir/$DOCSPATH"
    223 231 
       [% END -%]
    224 232 
     done
    225 233
    ... ... @@ -244,11 +252,9 @@ done
    244 252 
       bridges_conf snowflake
    245 253 
     [% END -%]
    246 254
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    -[% IF c("var/linux") %]
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    +[% IF c("var/linux") && c("var/tor-browser") %]
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    -    chmod 700 ${TB_STAGE_DIR}/Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor
    251 
    -  [% END -%]
    257 
    +  chmod 700 ${TB_STAGE_DIR}/Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Tor
    252 258 
     [% END %]
    253 259
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     # With multi-lingual builds, we use "ALL" in the package name as the locale for

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