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Title: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: dachamp27 on September 01, 2015, 09:11:42 PM Thanks just wondering because its painfully slow on a good computer and very good internet speed 50mbs
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: Karpeles on September 01, 2015, 09:45:02 PM you can't, tor browser always will be slower because the packets need to travel to several proxies around the world, and it will take time
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: rokkyroad on September 02, 2015, 02:22:05 AM You can try changing exit nodes if its that bad. Keep in mind torbrowser will never be fast.
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: Mrzinzin on September 02, 2015, 03:10:49 AM the speed of the tor browser will be limited by the speed of the nodes
there is nothing you can do about it Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: kampretkabur on September 02, 2015, 05:01:09 AM so basically dont use tor if u want a speed up browsing?
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: royalcrypt on September 02, 2015, 06:46:19 AM You can't change the speed of tor.
I would just change the ip if it's too slow. Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: realchlorum on September 02, 2015, 07:46:49 AM The TOR network itself is very slow.
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: Patatas on September 02, 2015, 09:03:25 AM Thanks just wondering because its painfully slow on a good computer and very good internet speed 50mbs I have only 2-3 mbps and a shitty laptop but I'm contended with the speed of tor. It's really slow , just get used to it. But if you're really annoyed with the slow connection on TOR, just use a normal browser then ;D Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: novadragon on September 02, 2015, 12:46:55 PM clear chance :3
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: (*)(*) on September 02, 2015, 12:48:41 PM Thanks just wondering because its painfully slow on a good computer and very good internet speed 50mbs I have only 2-3 mbps and a shitty laptop but I'm contended with the speed of tor. It's really slow , just get used to it. But if you're really annoyed with the slow connection on TOR, just use a normal browser then ;D Agreed... TOR requires data to go from here to somewhere (many times) then back... so le duh it will be slow Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: OBAViJEST on September 02, 2015, 04:49:09 PM OP, tor is slow for a raisin. It shouldn't be used by those concerned with achieving 'fast speeds' or torrenting
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: jmintuck on September 02, 2015, 05:33:25 PM Maybe you can try Tails its similar but might be faster than TOR .
Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: Karpeles on September 02, 2015, 06:14:30 PM Maybe you can try Tails its similar but might be faster than TOR . tails runs over tor, dood will be exactly the same, nothing more, nothing less Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: Patatas on September 03, 2015, 09:11:12 AM Maybe you can try Tails its similar but might be faster than TOR . Hey man , afaik Tails is an OS. How does it become similar TOR? Or you mean use TOR with Tails? I heard that some uses Tails+TOR to add extra layer of anonimity., not to speed up it's connection.Title: Re: How can I speed up the tor browser? Post by: noneofyourbusiness on November 29, 2017, 11:53:07 PM I added these lines at the end of my torrc file. On Macs this is found at ..Library/Application Support/TorBrowser/Tor
Since I am based in the US, it specifies 10 really fast entry and exit servers, and requires that the middle relay server be based in the US as well. (US is the only country not excluded) It has sped up Tor 4x or more for me, much more usable now. Maybe a bit less anonymous, as the signal is just bouncing around the country not the entire world... but should be anonymous enough. You can alter the middle relay country based on your location, and use https://atlas.torproject.org/ and the ping command in terminal to find entry/exit servers that are fast for you. code -------------------------------------------------- EntryNodes 216.218.222.14, 65.19.167.130, 65.19.167.130, 65.19.167.131, 65.19.167.132, 65.19.167.133, 65.19.167.134, 216.218.134.12, 216.218.222.10, 216.218.222.12, 216.218.222.14 ExitNodes 216.218.222.14, 65.19.167.130, 65.19.167.130, 65.19.167.131, 65.19.167.132, 65.19.167.133, 65.19.167.134, 216.218.134.12, 216.218.222.10, 216.218.222.12, 216.218.222.14 ExcludeNodes {AD},{AE},{AF},{AG},{AI},{AL},{AM},{AO},{AQ},{AR},{AS},{AT},{AU},{AW},{AX},{AZ},{BA},{BB},{BD},{BE},{BF},{BG},{BH},{BI},{BJ},{BL},{BM},{BN},{BO},{BQ},{BR},{BS},{BT},{BV},{BW},{BY},{BZ},{CA},{CC},{CD},{CF},{CG},{CH},{CI},{CK},{CL},{CM},{CN},{CO},{CR},{CU},{CV},{CW},{CX},{CY},{CZ},{DE},{DJ},{DK},{DM},{DO},{DZ},{EC},{EE},{EG},{EH},{ER},{ES},{ET},{FI},{FJ},{FK},{FM},{FO},{FR},{GA},{GB},{GD},{GE},{GF},{GG},{GH},{GI},{GL},{GM},{GN},{GP},{GQ},{GR},{GS},{GT},{GU},{GW},{GY},{HK},{HM},{HN},{HR},{HT},{HU},{ID},{IE},{IL},{IM},{IN},{IO},{IQ},{IR},{IS},{IT},{JE},{JM},{JO},{JP},{KE},{KG},{KH},{KI},{KM},{KN},{KP},{KR},{KW},{KY},{KZ},{LA},{LB},{LC},{LI},{LK},{LR},{LS},{LT},{LU},{LV},{LY},{MA},{MC},{MD},{ME},{MF},{MG},{MH},{MK},{ML},{MM},{MN},{MO},{MP},{MQ},{MR},{MS},{MT},{MU},{MV},{MW},{MX},{MY},{MZ},{NA},{NC},{NE},{NF},{NG},{NI},{NL},{NO},{NP},{NR},{NU},{NZ},{OM},{PA},{PE},{PF},{PG},{PH},{PK},{PL},{PM},{PN},{PR},{PS},{PT},{PW},{PY},{QA},{RE},{RO},{RS},{RU},{RW},{SA},{SB},{SC},{SD},{SE},{SG},{SH},{SI},{SJ},{SK},{SL},{SM},{SN},{SO},{SR},{SS},{ST},{SV},{SX},{SY},{SZ},{TC},{TD},{TF},{TG},{TH},{TJ},{TK},{TL},{TM},{TN},{TO},{TR},{TT},{TV},{TW},{TZ},{UA},{UG},{UM},{UY},{UZ},{VA},{VC},{VE},{VG},{VI},{VN},{VU},{WF},{WS},{YE},{YT},{ZA},{ZM},{ZW} |