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Tor can safeguard your browsing activities on an Android device via a new app in alpha release. The next “normal” release should fix it.How to use the Tor browser on an Android device

Presumably this is why it does not fix the NoScript bug discussed here. Tor Browser version 10.0.13 was a bug fix specific to Linux. This is because this makes you look different to other Tor Browser users, and anything that makes you look different can help identify you. Warning: Changing any Tor Browser options, including the NoScript options discussed above, reduces your anonymity. You are being redirected to the non-JavaScript site. Finally, enabling the “noscript” option gives us that familiar message: Yes, I can confirm this issue occurs in the latest Tor Browser, version 10.0.13.īuilding on HackerNCoder’s answer, I also confirmed that resetting NoScript’s options (using NoScript’s “reset” option) enables the “noscript” option and that changing the Tor Browser security level resets all the options to Tor Browser’s values. (Until you restart the browser)Įdit 24/Feb.: I have created a pull request to fix this: īut is anyone else unable to browse DuckDuckGo when they disable javascript/ turn security-level to safest. So if you have the security slider to safest before the update NoScript will do all the work for you.

It seems NoScript enables the noscript option when it gets updated. If you change security level, or you restart the browser, Tor Browser will disable the noscript option (because of how it does NoScript options) so you will have to do the above (again). Because Tor Browser overrides NoScripts standard options and noscript hasn't been added to the list that should be enabled we are now seeing this problem. NoScript 11.2.1 added a new option for whether elements should be shown on pages.