Hi! Below is my April’25 report!

In April, I resolved 629 (↓47) tickets:

My main focus remains the same: I help Russian-speaking users bypass censorship and troubleshoot any issues with Tor Browser. 

I documented the latest internet censorship developments in Russia[1] and how it's affecting Tor users, for example, Tails users connecting over Tele2, Beeline and other mobile providers in Russia are having a very difficult time to connect to Tor as obfs4 is no longer working for them. Adding Webtunnel support in more Tor powered apps like Orbot and Tails would help Russian users to connect to Tor.

In April'25 we had a major release 14.5 [2] - so I worked on updating templates in Russian to reflect the latest changes.

I also took part in the translation of the Tor Browser User Survey into Russian[3].

We've received some feedback regarding the changes in how Tor Browser 14.5 handles OS spoofing in the HTTP User-Agent header. There was some misunderstanding, with concerns that certain fingerprinting protections might have been removed. I reassured users that Tor Browser still spoofs the operating system version and architecture, limiting this information to broad categories such as Windows, macOS, Linux, or Android. What’s new in version 14.5 is that this behavior is now consistent across both JavaScript and HTTP headers.

## Google Play Reviews for Tor Browser (TBA) and Tor Browser Alpha for Android


In April the major complaints we got about Tor Browser for Android were related to Tor Browser speed (15).


[1] https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/censorship-analysis/-/issues/40057
[2] https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-145/
[3] https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/community/l10n/-/issues/40152