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You can change the security level of *Tor Browser* to disable browser features as a trade-off between security and usability. For example, you can set the security level to *Safest* to disable JavaScript completely.
06/26/2025
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<p>To understand better the behavior of <i>Tor Browser</i>,
for example, regarding JavaScript and cookies, you can
refer to the <a href="https://2019.www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/">
<i>Tor Browser</i> design document</a>.</p>
06/26/2025
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That is why JavaScript is enabled by default but *Tor Browser* disables all potentially dangerous JavaScript. We consider this as a necessary compromise between security and usability.
06/26/2025
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Refer to the [[fingerprint section of our list of known issues |support/known_issues#fingerprint]] to know if there are differences between the fingerprints of *Tor Browser* inside and outside of Tails.
06/26/2025
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Some frequently asked questions about *Tor Browser* can be found in [[the FAQ|support/faq#browser]].
06/26/2025
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*Tor Browser* includes the
*NoScript* extension to:
06/26/2025
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<h1 id="new-identity"><b>New Identity</b> feature</h1>
06/26/2025
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<p>All this message means is that the automatic updates feature of
<i>Tor Browser</i> has been disabled. This is done
intentionally in Tails to make sure that no security feature or configuration
gets broken by automatic updates of
<i>Tor Browser</i>.</p>
06/26/2025
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<p>You can safely disregard the message, "Your browser is being managed by
your organization," which appears in the
<i>Tor Browser</i> preferences.</p>
06/26/2025
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<p>This feature is not enough to strongly [[separate contextual identities|about/warnings/identity#contextual]]
as the Tor circuits used outside of
<i>Tor Browser</i> are not changed.</p>
06/26/2025
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Allow you to disable JavaScript completely on some websites only.
06/10/2025
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Closes all existing web connections and creates new Tor circuits.
06/10/2025
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Clears the session state including cache, history, and cookies.
06/10/2025
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Closes all open tabs.
06/10/2025
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<p>To prevent Tails from running out of memory and crashing, download
very big files to the <i>Persistent</i> folder.
The files that you download outside of the Persistent Storage are
stored in memory (RAM), which is more limited.</p>
05/20/2025
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<p>When opening files from the <i>/usr</i> or <i>/etc</i> folders in Tor
Browser, Tor Browser displays the following error:</p>
04/21/2025
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04/21/2025
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This confinement relies on 2 security technologies: *[[!debwiki AppArmor]]* and the [XDG Desktop Portals](https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/) of *Flatpak*.
04/03/2025
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<p>In [[Tails 6.14.1|news/version_6.14.1]] (April 2025), we improved the
previous confinement and you can now safely download to and read from any
folder in your <i>Home</i> folder or Persistent Storage.</p>
04/03/2025
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*Tor Browser* is only allowed to save the downloads and read the files that you
specify in the file chooser of GNOME.
04/03/2025

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