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<h1 id="confinement">Security confinement</h1>
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[Tor Browser User Manual: Secure Connections](https://tb-manual.torproject.org/secure-connections/)
06/18/2024
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To learn more about HTTPS and how *Tor Browser* protects you, see:
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<h1 id="https-everywhere">Secure connections with HTTPS</h1>
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<h1 id="proxy">The proxy server is refusing connections</h1>
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To switch to a new identity, choose [[!img lib/open-menu.png alt="Open Application Menu"
class="symbolic" link="no"]]&nbsp;▸ **New identity**.
05/08/2024
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Wikipedia links in Catalan are broken because there is no wikipedia_ca shortcut in shortcuts.mdwn

05/02/2024
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Wikipedia links in Catalan are broken because there is no wikipedia_ca shortcut in shortcuts.mdwn

05/01/2024
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For example, thanks to this confinement, even if an attacker manages to exploit a security vulnerability in *Tor Browser*, they wouldn't be able to access all the content of your Persistent Storage.
01/30/2024
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<p>To hide to someone monitoring your Internet connection that you are
connecting to Tor, see our documentation about [[connecting to the Tor
network|tor]].</p>
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A difference is that Tails includes the *uBlock Origin* extension, which removes advertisements. If an attacker can determine that you are not downloading the advertisements that are included in a webpage, that could reveal that you are a Tails user.
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To make it difficult to distinguish Tails users from other users of *Tor Browser*, *Tor Browser* in Tails tries to provide the same information as *Tor Browser* on other operating systems.
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The websites that you visit can retrieve a lot of information about your browser, whether it's *Tor Browser* or a regular browser. This information is called the *fingerprint* of the browser and includes the name and version of the browser, the size of the window, the time zone, the available fonts, etc.
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Tails tries to make it as difficult as possible for websites to distinguish Tails users from other users of *Tor Browser*. If it was possible for a website to determine whether you are a user of *Tor Browser* inside or outside of Tails, this would provide a little bit more information about you and reduce your anonymity.
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The anonymity provided by *Tor Browser* works by making all users look the same to make it impossible to know who is who among the millions of users of *Tor Browser*.
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That is why many more websites ask you to solve a CAPTCHA when using *Tor Browser*.
07/13/2021

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