Hello Tor,
Onion Services
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We are on the
last bit of making the Tor Browser user experience with
onionsites smoother and more intuitive. We've been iterating
over the client errors for onionsites and also reaching
consistency with the onion identity presence in the URL bar.
We were discussing them here:
Also, we've
been working on deploying memorable names for onionsites. This
proof-of-concept will allow end-users to type a readable
address at the URL bar like [antonela.tor.onion], and Tor
Browser will serve the associated onion service. Users will be
able to inspect and copy the original 56-character domain name
too.
User Research -
S9
==================
During
December, community members from Colombia and Kenya ran user
research over the Tor Browser download process. During
January, we worked on reporting their findings. Nah is
uploading our reports here:
S30
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OONI has been
working on making Tor vanilla test available to run in all the
OONI Probe apps. We've worked on its user interface and
reviewing the implementation across platforms.
L10n
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Emmapeel and
the invaluable collaboration of the volunteers made the Tor
Browser manual available in lithuanian. Pažiūrėk čia:
She also has
been working on documenting the l10n workflow for translators
in
Outreach
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The Tor Project
will host the Tor village during the last days of the Internet
Freedom Festival. We are collaborating with the Community Team
on setting up the agenda and also managing the invites. If you
are interested in joining us in Valencia, stay tuned!
Open Team
=========
We roadmapped
the work for the UX team in 2020. You can sneak peek what we
will be hacking on here
If you missed
those, January weekly meetings notes are here:
Love and peace,
A
--
Antonela Debiasi
UX Team Lead
@antonela
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https://torproject.org