

The first time you open the browser, you have the opportunity to configure it or connect directly to the Tor browser. A connect to the window should appear, you can choose whether to connect or configure it first. To open and launch the Tor browser, open your applications from the left panel, search for the program and open it. Now use the following command to register the Tor application with your system environment./sktop -register-app RegisterĪs you can see in the previous screenshot, the browser has been registered successfully as a desktop application. cd /opt/tor-browser_en-US Move To The Directory in opt Locate to the moved Tor directory “/opt/tor-browser_en-US”. sudo mv tor-browser_en-US /opt Moving directory From your terminal, use the following command to move the newly created directory that was extracted in the previous section to the “/opt”. Also, you should be able to search for it. It should make the browser to be defined as an installed application, and it should appear in your applications menu. In this method, we shall define the program into a system folder. To configure it go to the “Configure Tor Browser” section Method 2: Integrate and Open Tor Browser Alternatively, you can configure it before using. You can press connect to start the browser. A connect to Tor window appears, you can choose whether to connect it or configure it first. Run the following command to open Tor./Browser/start-to-browser In this method, you have to run the browser from the extracted directory created in the previous step without any further installation steps. Now to open the Tor browser, you can use one of the following methods. ls Move To The Newly Created Directory Open the Tor Browser tar -xvJf tor-browser-linu圆4-8.5.5_ Extract The Downloaded PackageĪfter the command executes a new directory successfully will be created in the Downloads directory. When the download finishes successfully, use the following command to navigate to the Downloads directory. Download the app from the official website ( Click Here).
