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The OnionFruit Connect app will help you connect to the Tor network quickly and easily. It works with any browser to stay anonymous online. Don't want to use the Tor Browser? No problem: OnionFruit creates a system-wide proxy to allow all your applications, including those that don't use browsers, to connect. You can keep the browser you already use to browse securely. With one click, you're done. OnionFruit is designed to be simple. When you want to connect, just click connect. For those who don't know Tor (abbreviation of The onion router) is a system that allows its users to be anonymous on the Internet. The Tor software routes Internet traffic through a global volunteer network of servers with the aim of hiding a user's location or traffic usage from anyone conducting online monitoring or analysis of Internet traffic. Using Tor makes it difficult to trace a user's online activity, including visits to a website, online posts, instant messaging programs and other means of online communication, and is intended to protect individual freedom, privacy and the user's ability to conduct confidential work without their online activities being recorded. The OnionFruit application now uses a series of open source databases to help you find high-speed servers to route encrypted traffic. According to the developers, you can choose from over 7.000 servers in 95+ countries to route your data before connecting, or let Tor decide for you with a random selection.Download the OnionFruit Connect app from its github repository
https://github.com/dragonfruitnetwork/onionfruit/releases_________________
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