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January 2019

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Tor Brower 8.5a7 is ready for testing
by Georg Koppen 27 Jan '19

27 Jan '19

Hello! Tor Browser 8.5a7 is ready for testing. Bundles can be found at: https://people.torproject.org/~boklm/builds/8.5a7-build3/ This new Tor Browser version picks up Firefox security bug fixes coming with Firefox 60.5.0esr and ships the first alpha in Tor's 0.4.1 series, 0.4.0.1-alpha. This release also features a lot of improvements regarding our branding. We ship our new Tor Browser logo for the first time in a release build on desktop platforms and are eager to learn about bugs and general feedback. Thanks for Antonela and Richard working on this! Additionally, we fixed a number of crashes noticed in previous releases (WebGL crashed on some Windows machines[1], the print dialog on some Linux systems[2], and downloading files on some Android devices[3]). Note: While the Windows binary files built on different machines are the same, the resulting .exe files seem to differ building with tbb-8.5a7-build3. We are still investigating the cause for this and hope to have this fixed in the final release.[4] The full changelog since 8.5a6 is: Tor Browser 8.5a7 -- January 29 2019 * All Platforms * Update Firefox to 60.5.0esr * Update Torbutton to 2.1.4 * Bug 25702: Update Tor Browser icon to follow design guidelines * Bug 21805: Add click-to-play button for WebGL * Bug 28836: Links on about:tor are not clickable * Bug 29035: Clean up our donation campaign and add newsletter sign-up link * Translations update * Code clean-up * Update HTTPS Everywhere to 2019.1.7 * Update NoScript to 10.2.1 * Bug 28873: Cascading of permissions is broken * Bug 28720: Some videos are blocked outright on higher security levels * Bug 29082: Backport patches for bug 1469916 * Bug 28711: Backport patches for bug 1474659 * Bug 27828: "Check for Tor Browser update" doesn't seem to do anything * Bug 29028: Auto-decline most canvas warning prompts again * Bug 27597: Fix our debug builds * Windows * Update Tor to 0.4.0.1-alpha * Bug 25702: Activity 1.1 Update Tor Browser icon to follow design guidelines * Bug 28111: Use Tor Browser icon in identity box * Bug 22654: Firefox icon is shown for Tor Browser on Windows 10 start menu * Bug 27503: Compile with accessibility support * Bug 28874: Bump mingw-w64 commit to fix WebGL crash * Bug 28546: Rebrand Tor Browser's Window's Installer * Bug 12885: Windows Jump Lists fail for Tor Browser * Bug 28618: Set MOZILLA_OFFICIAL for Windows build * OS X * Update Tor to 0.4.0.1-alpha * Bug 25702: Activity 1.1 Update Tor Browser icon to follow design guidelines * Bug 28111: Use Tor Browser icon in identity box * Linux * Update Tor to 0.4.0.1-alpha * Bug 25702: Activity 1.1 Update Tor Browser icon to follow design guidelines * Bug 28111: Use Tor Browser icon in identity box * Bug 27531: Fix crashing print dialog * Android * Bug 28705: Fix download crash on newer Android devices * Bug 28814: Backport 1480079 to allow installing downloaded apps * Build System * All Platforms * Bug 29158: Install updated apt packages (CVE-2019-3462) * Bug 29097: Don't try to install python3.6-lxml for HTTPS Everywhere * Windows * Bug 26148: Update binutils to 2.31.1 * Bug 29081: Harden libwinpthread * Linux * Bug 26148: Update binutils to 2.31.1 * Android * Bug 28752: Don't download tor-android-binary resources during build Georg [1] https://bugs.torproject.org/28874 [2] https://bugs.torproject.org/27531 [3] https://bugs.torproject.org/28705 [4] https://bugs.torproject.org/29185

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Tor Browser 8.0.5 is ready for testing
by Georg Koppen 24 Jan '19

24 Jan '19

Hi! Tor Browser 8.0.5 is ready for testing. Bundles can be found at https://people.torproject.org/~boklm/builds/8.0.5-build2/ This new release updates Firefox to 60.5.0esr and Tor to the first stable release in the 0.3.5 series, 0.3.5.7. Apart from that it contains a number of backports from the alpha series, most notably the proper first-party isolation of range requests when loading PDF documents. We also updated NoScript and HTTPS Everywhere to their latest versions and removed our donation campaign related code. The full changelog since 8.0.4 is: Tor Browser 8.0.5 -- January 29 2019 * All platforms * Update Firefox to 60.5.0esr * Update Tor to 0.3.5.7 * Update Torbutton to 2.0.10 * Bug 29035: Clean up our donation campaign and add newsletter sign-up link * Bug 27175: Add pref to allow users to persist custom noscript settings * Update HTTPS Everywhere to 2019.1.7 * Update NoScript to 10.2.1 * Bug 28873: Cascading of permissions is broken * Bug 28720: Some videos are blocked outright on higher security levels * Bug 26540: Enabling pdfjs disableRange option prevents pdfs from loading * Bug 28740: Adapt Windows navigator.platform value on 64-bit systems * Bug 28695: Set default security.pki.name_matching_mode to enforce (3) Georg

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