OnionFruit Connect
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OnionFruit™ Connect is a free utility that allows users to connect to the Tor network with minimal effort. Taking a similar form to a VPN program, it's easy to use and gives the user maximum control.
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- Free
- Open Source (LGPL-3.0)
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- Windows
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I can see a point in this. You want to use a Tor connection and your extensions on a certain browser. Latest release appears as 2024, but if you sign in, you should get an auto update. I did when I permitted secure DNS. You won't see your options in the same way, and if you don't sign in, you might not get good connections. There are numbers of options I haven't tried, but in general you switch your connection by countries.
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I can see a point in this. You want to use a Tor connection and your extensions on a certain browser. Latest release appears as 2024, but if you sign in, you should get an auto update. I did when I permitted secure DNS. You won't see your options in the same way, and if you don't sign in, you might not get good connections. There are numbers of options I haven't tried, but in general you switch your connection by countries.
I should tell you that OnionFruit is even slower to connect than Tor Browser. That's slow.
Not being open-source, it ruins the entire point. People use Tor when they have a specific threat level. Why would they use proprietary software that may as well be government-backed?
You can't even connect to .onion sites without an additional addon.