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Add the possibility to remove Tor #6584
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really looking forward for this feature. |
We have some progress made towards this- @Doomfang3 what would be the preferred way to see this solved? Group policy works for enterprise situations, but I'm not sure how easy that is for someone setting up a home network (and of course, it's a Windows only solution) cc: @rebron |
I think something like @daehruoydeef is saying, that when Tor is used it's still need to respect the hosts file as for a home network it's easy to set up and only the person with root privileges could change it. Or it could be that, if possible, Tor to be handled like an extension and create an "extensions blacklist" for users within a certain group or with root privileges that could set the extensions they don't want other users to install/remove/use/modify. I'm not really a Linux power user so I don't know the limitations on this part but that would be the way I see it. |
Ideally, a separate distribution without Tor would be available. brave/brave-core#3692 doesn't address non-Windows platforms. For example, jamf is a widely used management solution for macOS, but it doesn't appear that Brave can be managed through it. Therefore, orgs can/will automatically delete Brave upon startup solely because the inclusion of Tor violates company policy. |
Possibly can do via referral code. cc: @tomlowenthal |
@tomlowenthal #3692 didn't address non-Windows OS's, which is still an open problem. Can we reopen it? |
As of now, Tor is not packaged with Brave — it's downloaded on first run from |
@tomlowenthal is there a way to remove Tor after installation as well? Thanks in advance! |
Two years later and still no option to block Tor in non-Windows environments after Brave has been installed? I guess the solution is to block |
Description
Hi, I didn't find an issue about this so I'm opening it.
As much as I like using Tor I think it should be possible to deactivate/remove it. The main issue is for parental control using the hosts file as it seems to completely by-pass it.
Steps to Reproduce
Actual result:
While accessing the site via a normal window it's blocked
While accessing the site with a private window it's blocked
While accessing the site with a Tor window it's not blocked
Expected result:
While accessing the site via a normal window it's blocked
While accessing the site with a private window it's blocked
While accessing the site with a Tor window it's blocked
Reproduces how often:
[Easily reproduced]
Brave version (brave://version info)
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