[tor-talk] Satori (this crazy app thing I've been working on)

[Griffin Boyce]

Hey all,

   So Satori is this app for Google Chrome that distributes circumvention 
software in a difficult-to-block way and makes it easy for users to 
check if it's been tampered with in-transit.  I've been kind of 
obsessive about it, and now that it's been released, I'd love to see 
what the Tor community thinks. :D It's basically *just* been released, 
so I'm seriously looking for critical feedback and bugs to squish.  
People seem to like it, but Satori is far from perfect.

Code: https://github.com/glamrock/satori (download the zip)
App: 
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/satori/oncomejlklhkbffpdhpmhldlfambmjlf 
(to install directly)

Distributing:

* Tor Browser Bundle v3.6 for fifteen languages for Linux, Windows, and 
Mac.
* Mozilla Thunderbird v24.4 - email client
* Enigmail v1.6 - encryption plugin for Thunderbird
* TorBirdy v0.1.2 - allows you to send and receive email over the Tor 
network
* GPG4Win v2.2.1 - required to gpg-encrypt email
* Guardian Project apps (not yet implemented)

To test the github version (requires Chrome):
1) go to chrome://extensions
2) check the Developer Mode checkbox
3) click Load Unpacked Extension
4) select the Satori/chrome folder

This will add it as a packaged app, and you can open the app by clicking 
its icon in chrome://apps/

best,
Griffin

PS: super huge thanks as always to David Fifield for giving feedback in 
the early stages and letting me bounce crazy distribution ideas off of 
him :D