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Tor Project has introduced alternative ways to install its browser in countries with Internet censorship

Facebook has announced several ways to install your browser if the project site has been blocked by the authorities of the country where you currently reside:
"We strive to fight censorship, and if you want to download our browser to bypass it, but our site is blocked [in your country], we have alternatives for you."
The first way is to download Tor Browser & Orbot applications from the repository to Github.
The second way is to send a request to GetTor via e-mail, XMPP or Twitter.
Using it is simple:
Step 1. Send a request to gettor, specifying your operating system (and possibly your language).
Step 2: GetTor will send you a response with links to download Tor Browser from the services supporting the project.
Step 3: Download Tor Browser from one of the providers. Upon completion, check the integrity of the downloaded files.
Step 4: Get multiple bridges if necessary!
At the moment, Tor uses the services of the following services: Github, Dropbox, Google Drive.
At the moment, we advise you to stock up on as complete a list of means of restoring access to information as possible, until the bill banning them has become law and has not begun to be actively enforced.

Working with Tor in Chrome, Firefox, Opera-12 and uTorrent

Installing Tor
First we need to download [url=https://dist.torproject.org/torbrowser/9.5.1/tor-win32-0.4.3.5.zip ]Tor[/url], Vidalia Standalone
Unpack them to any place convenient for you:
[img]http://s020.radikal.ru/i717/1702/03/31b59d5414c8.png [/img]
Starting Start Vidalia.exe
In the settings, specify the path to tor.exe
Select the Run Vidalia item when starting my system
Save and Run Tor
Remove the check mark from Show this window at startup
After all these manipulations, we should get this window:
[img]http://s019.radikal.ru/i643/1702/cd/b1527f5d28e7.png [/img]
Google Chrome Settings
Install the extension Proxy SwitchySharp
Click on the icon that appears and select Auto Switch Mode
Click again and go to Options
Create a new profile and the rules for it, as indicated in the screenshots:

Click Save
Now when switching to Rutor, tor will be used. But you will go to the other sites as usual, without Tor
In the same way, you can add any other blocked resource.
Mozilla Firefox Settings
Install the extension FoxyProxy
Go to the FoxyProxy settings by clicking on its icon
Click Add and enter the data as shown in the screenshots below:

Click Ok, and in the settings window, select Use a template-based proxy:

Setting Opera 12
Go to Tools -> General Settings
Go to the tab - Advanced -> Network
Select Proxy servers...
Select Socks enter the data specified in the screenshot:
[img]http://s019.radikal.ru/i636/1702/8d/36f958cf1fc5.png [/img]
Go to the List of exceptions
Add rutor.org to the list

Setting up uTorrent
Open uTorrent
Go to Settings > Configuration
Select the Connection and specify the proxy settings as shown in the screenshot:

This completes the uTorrent setup.

Installing Tor as a Windows Service

If you want to install Tor as a service in Windows, then you need an Expert Bundle. It can be downloaded from the same page of the official website.
From the downloaded archive tor-winXX-0.X.X.X.zip ) unzip the Tor folder to the root of the C drive.
To install the service, just run the command:
C:/Tor/tor.exe --service install
You can install the service using various Tor command line options.
We need a configuration file, so create it in the C:Tor directory, this file should have the name torrc:
echo( > C:/Tor/torrc
To check whether the service is started with the settings file (whether it contains errors), you can use this command:
C:/Tor/tor.exe -f "C:Tortorrc"
Now install the Tor service, which will read the settings from the file C:/Tor/torrc:
C:Tor/tor.exe --service install -options -f "C:Tor/torrc"
Remember that options can be specified after the -options flag, otherwise they will be ignored.
To start and stop the service, use the commands:
C:Tor/tor.exe --service start
C:Tor/tor.exe --service stop
To delete a service:
C:Tor/tor.exe --service stop
C:Tor/tor.exe --service remove
Note that you need to stop the service first and then delete it.
By default, the Tor service listens on port 9050, so you can check if it is started by a command that shows if port 9050 is being listened to:
netstat -aon | findstr ":9050"