These include a case of possible WebGL fingerprinting that is under investigation and the loss of saved login credentials and passwords on previous versions of the browser. Along with the latest features came a couple of new bugs as well, as this is always inevitable in software development. Other important platform-wide new features that come with version 8.5 include the adoption of Firefox’s refreshing Photon user interface, new and more modern logos and icons, improved security slider accessibility that is now placed directly on the toolbar, and general accessibility improvements. While the main privacy frame has been implemented, the Tor team warns that there are still some discrepancies and gaps between the functionality of the desktop and the Android versions, but with time, those will be addressed. This means that Android users who want to browse the internet freely, access restricted websites, and enjoy ultimate privacy by avoiding all forms of surveillance now have a solid choice with the introduction of the Tor in the mobile platform. Tor Browser is a free and open source browser that offers multi-layered encryption to its users, relaying their network traffic over hundreds of nodes (voluntarily operated servers), and making user fingerprinting and online tracking practically impossible. Tor Browser for Android is the only official mobile browser supported by the Tor Project, developers of the world’s strongest tool for privacy and freedom online.

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