Wayland and better Unsafe Browser

Wayland fixes this vulnerability and makes it safe to re-enable the *Unsafe Browser* by default. You can still disable the *Unsafe Browser* in the Welcome Screen.

Wayland fixes this vulnerability and makes it safe to re-enable the *Unsafe Browser* by default. You can still disable the *Unsafe Browser* in the Welcome Screen.

Sound

Uploads and downloads

Alternative input methods for Chinese and other non-Latin languages

Accessibility features like the screen reader and virtual keyboard

QR code scanning of Tor bridges

We made it easier to enter new Tor bridges in Tails by scanning a QR code.

To get a QR code, you can either:

Send an empty email to <bridges@torproject.org> from a Gmail or Riseup email address.

Get bridges from <https://bridges.torproject.org/> and print the QR code on paper.

We are aware that the QR codes that are currently provided are too big to be easy to scan. We are [working with Tor](https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/anti-censorship/bridgedb/-/issues/40052) to make them smaller and easier to scan.

[[!img test_5.8-beta1/qr_code.png link="no" alt=""]]

Update *Tor Browser* to [12.0.1](https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-1201).

Update *Thunderbird* to [102.6.0](https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/102.6.0/releasenotes/).

- Update *Tor* to 0.4.7.12.

Update *Tor* to 0.4.7.12.

- Remove the *Dasher* graphical text entry application.

Remove the *Dasher* graphical text entry application.

- Display a percentage on the connection progress bar. ([[!tails_ticket 19208]])

Display a percentage on the connection progress bar. ([[!tails_ticket 19208]])

- Fix links to documentation. ([[!tails_ticket 19172]])

Fix links to documentation. ([[!tails_ticket 19172]])

- Add a **Bridge** label in front of the line to enter a custom bridge. ([[!tails_ticket 19169]])

Add a **Bridge** label in front of the line to enter a custom bridge. ([[!tails_ticket 19169]])