Tor: Should I install browser extensions in Tor Browser?
Generally no.
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Generally no.
JavaScript is enabled in the Standard security level because many sites require it.
No.
Downloading is possible, but the file itself may be dangerous or identify you when opened in another application.
It tries to make many users look alike by limiting or standardizing characteristics such as screen size, reported browser details, fonts, and site data.
Download both the installer or archive and its matching `.asc` signature from the Tor Project.
Install Tor Browser for Android from a distribution source listed by the Tor Project, then open it and connect.
Keep Tor Browser current because browser security fixes can affect anonymity as well as ordinary web safety.
Check the Tor Project's troubleshooting and known-issues pages first.
Download the correct Windows, macOS, or Linux package from the Tor Project and follow its platform instructions.
Start at the Tor Project's official download page rather than an advertisement, mirror you found at random, or an unofficial app store listing.
Open Tor Browser's connection configuration and try Connection Assist or an available bridge or transport.
Tor Browser is designed not to retain browsing history after a session, and its cookies are limited to the current session.
No.
Tor hides your home IP address from sites you visit through Tor Browser and makes a site see a Tor exit location instead.
Yes.
With a normal direct connection, a provider or local network observer can usually recognize that you are connecting to Tor, but cannot see the websites you visit through it.
Yes, but the service will know which account you used, so that activity is no longer anonymous to that service.
Yes.
An exit relay can observe traffic between itself and an ordinary website when that traffic is not protected by HTTPS or another end-to-end encryption layer.