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- 1Tor Browser 16.0 revamps settings and window title privacy▼Tor Browser 16.0 refait les Settings de votre navigateur et peut remplacer tous les titres de fenêtre par « Tor Browser
The Tor Project has released Tor Browser 16.0, which redesigns the settings page, moves to Firefox ESR 153, and adds native support for 64-bit ARM Linux. A notable privacy feature can replace all window titles with "Tor Browser", preventing other applications from reading users' browsing history. Observers highlight the window title masking as a meaningful step for anonymity on shared systems.
- 2Tor Browser 16.0 released with Linux ARM support▼Tor Browser 16.0 released. Support for Linux computers with ARM/AArch64 64-bit processors such as Raspberry Pi was imple
The Tor Project has released Tor Browser 16.0, adding official support for Linux computers running on 64-bit ARM/AArch64 processors, including devices like the Raspberry Pi. The privacy-focused browser's latest version was announced via the project's official blog. Users are sharing the update, with privacy-conscious owners of low-cost ARM hardware welcoming the ability to run the anonymity browser natively.
- 3Tor Browser 16.0 launches with privacy upgrades▼Tor Browser 16.0 debuts with Firefox 153 ESR, window title privacy masking, native ARM64 Linux support, and refined priv
The Tor Project has released Tor Browser 16.0, built on Firefox 153 ESR. The update masks window titles to prevent privacy leaks, adds native ARM64 Linux support, and refines privacy-focused preferences. Privacy and security communities are highlighting the release as a meaningful step for anonymous browsing across more hardware platforms.