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1.4d13900b8 · ·
1.4.0 * App is now being compiled with 64-bit CPU optimization (for iPhone 5S and new iPads), which may improve cryptographic performance and battery life. (Older devices are still supported, as long as they are using a compatible version of iOS.) COMPATIBILITY NOTE: App now requires iOS 6.0 or greater. * A progress bar / loading bar, similar to one used in Safari, has been added to the app. Uses NJKWebViewProgress, by Satoshi Asano. https://github.com/ninjinkun/NJKWebViewProgress * A copy of the help site has been embedded into the app, for offline viewing. This should help users having trouble when encountering the "Tor stops working after idle" bug. * Fix awkward navbar / address bar spacing in iOS 7.
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1.3.14d0c76e86 · ·
* Add experimental ability to turn off JavaScript & other active content (web fonts, XHR/WebSockets, embedded HTML5 audio/video) * Ability to set a custom home page. Revamped settings so that future customizations will be easier to implement. * Add ability for other apps to open links in Onion Browser. Other apps can use the "onionbrowser://" (HTTP) or "onionbrowsers://" (HTTPS) URI protocols to launch Onion Browser. See README. * Tweak "Connecting..." info page, based on input from Wong Choon Jie. * Update default home page. * OpenSSL updated to 1.0.1f. * Tor updated to 0.2.4.20.
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1.3.10daaedcbc · ·
* MAJOR PRIVACY ISSUE FIXED: App previously did not successfully wipe HTML5 "application storage" (aka "local storage" or "app cache"), even when force-quitting or selecting "New Identity". This could be seen by testing a Google Search and noticing previous searches in a dropdown (due to Google's use of this cache). (Issue 26) https://github.com/mtigas/iOS-OnionBrowser/commit/dffce7070856927a8bb9f92a8fa6 https://github.com/mtigas/iOS-OnionBrowser/commit/7ae6bcb5aa33538159c423a3b6c9 * Add check.torproject.org frame to homepage, to ensure that user has successfully connected to Tor. (See Issue 28) https://github.com/mtigas/iOS-OnionBrowser/commit/18590148ee9e527c07dc82cb8514 * Fix issue with "New Identity" button on iPad when device is rotated in landscape mode. (Issue 32) https://github.com/mtigas/iOS-OnionBrowser/commit/df1c98b96e05db6e1c2f86125396 * Force using "ntor" connection handshake, which is faster and is now the default for 0.2.4.X and newer versions of Tor. This is preferred by 0.2.4.X relays (and is forced on in 0.2.5.X). This is a countermeasure against the botnet congestion that was introduced in September 2013 and helps reduce load on the overall Tor network. https://github.com/mtigas/iOS-OnionBrowser/commit/68deb93eab4e99527f959297be57
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1.3.469f4c97e · ·
1.3.4 release * Update tor to 0.2.4.11-alpha (Mar 11, 2013). Moved back to alpha releases since 0.2.4.X introduces several performance improvements. Also eases future investigation of integrating obfs2 or other pluggable transports in the future. (This would allow Onion Browser to operate in areas where Tor is blocked due to deep packet inspection techniques.) * Update openssl to 1.0.1e (Feb 11 2013). * Update compile settings to build against iOS SDK 6.1. App remains compatible for devices running iOS 5.0+.
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1.3.123cea893 · ·
1.3.1 release. (1.3 was unreleased and is superseded by this version.) * Support iPhone 5 (taller 4" Retina screen). Also compile openssl, libevent, and Tor for "armv7s" CPU target, which represents the new A6 processor. May improve performance on the iPhone 5 versus more generically compiled versions of those libraries. * Fix dumb issue where iOS 5.0 devices were not supported. Onion Browser should work in all devices that have iOS 5.0 or higher. (Please go to http://onionbrowser.com/help/ and contact me if you are on an iOS 5.0 device and have issues.) * Fix tapping on text box in "bridge edit" view. * Update tor to 0.2.3.21-rc (Sep 05, 2012). Changes in 1.3: * Bookmarking ability. Moved most of the "quick links" from startup page into default bookmarks. * Ability to configure Tor bridges. This is primarily geared toward advanced users that are using networks that block Tor based on known Tor nodes. See http://onionbrowser.com/help/ for instructions. * Major changes to underlying Tor wrapper code. May solve issues related to connection dying after the app has been open for some time and if the app was open while the device went into idle sleep. (Issue #2, Issue #3) * Fixes CSS/JS on sites like meine-startseite.de, where statically gzipped resources are served (i.e. "foo.gz.css") automatically. HTTP code in Onion Browser now automatically handles these cases. (Issue #21)
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1.3.096fd7dfb · ·
* Bookmarking ability. Moved most of the "quick links" from startup page into default bookmarks. * Ability to configure Tor bridges. This is primarily geared toward advanced users that need to get around networks that block Tor (based on lists of known Tor nodes). See http://onionbrowser.com/help/ for more information & instructions. * Major changes to underlying Tor wrapper code. May solve issues related to connection dying after the app has been open for some time or if the app was open while the device went into idle sleep. (Issue #2, Issue #3) * Fixes CSS/JS on sites where totally static gzipped resources are served (i.e. "style.gz.css"). Reported site was meine-startseite.de. (Issue #21 reported by DominicBoettger) * Update tor to 0.2.3.21-rc (Sep 05, 2012).
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1.2.63b441759 · ·
1.2.6 release: * Closing the app while doing "initial connection" no longer causes connection to hang. App properly cancels c * HTTP Pipelining can now be disabled. Can fix issues with some websites. (Based on issue reported by Jose C. * User-Agent spoof strings updated to Windows 7 Firefox 10 (matching TorButton) and Safari 6 Mountain Lion. * Update libevent to 2.0.20-stable * add "new identity" warning message because ":visited" CSS highlighting remains despite clearing UIWebView history. issue #20 reported by sintime.