

You'll also need to do chmod +x /usr/bin/chromium-torĮdit: For Ubuntu, use chromium-browser instead of chromium in /usr/bin/chromium-tor and sometimes port number 9150 is also used. message is displayed, you can use Tor Browser Button add-on to connect your browser to the TOR network. If you cant find an alternative you can try to remove all filters. If that doesnt work for you, our users have ranked more than 100 alternatives to Tor Browser, but unfortunately only two of them are available for Chrome OS. If you use google-chrome for your binary, google-chrome-tor for the name would be better, and replace chromium with google-chrome in the script.

Then run this line: chromium -proxy-server="socks://localhost:9050"ĭepending on whatever your distro's binary is for Chrome or whether or not you use Chromium, you may have to modify that line.

Click check for updates to see if you are on the latest version of Chrome OS. Head to the settings menu and click About Chrome OS. Run Vidalia ( alt-F2, run "vidalia") and wait for it to give you the all-go. First, make sure your device is up-to-date. Will install Vidalia, an easy Tor admin interface. On any Ubuntu/Debian system, sudo apt-get install vidalia I have a script, chromium-tor, that boots Chromium already connected to a running Tor daemon.
