2. Tails
3. wiki/src/doc/anonymous_internet/tor.*.po
4. German
5. Zen

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	English type: Plain text To, hopefully, ease translations, this SVG embeds the font used in the labels "Tor hides ...":
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	English type: Plain text To update it:
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	English type: Bullet: '1. ' Convert the TTF file SourceSansPro-Semibold.ttf to Base64 using:
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	English type: Bullet: '2. ' Copy it to a <style> tag in the <defs> tag of the SVG.
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	English type: Plain text You cannot access the Internet from Tails until you are connected to Tor. For example, *Tor Browser* displays the error message `Proxy server refusing connections` until you are connected to Tor.
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	English type: Plain text <p>Because Tor routes your Internet traffic through 3 relays before reaching its destination, the connection is slower than when you are not using Tor.</p>
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	English type: Plain text <p>See our documentation on [[why Tor is slow|doc/anonymous_internet/tor/slow]].</p>
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	English type: Plain text To connect to the Tor network:
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	English type: Bullet: '1. ' [[Connect to a local network|networkmanager]], wired, Wi-Fi, or mobile.
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	English type: Bullet: '2. ' The *Tor Connection* assistant appears to help you connect to the Tor network.
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	English type: Bullet: '3. ' Choose whether you want to:
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	English type: Bullet: ' - ' Connect to Tor automatically
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	English type: Bullet: ' - ' Hide to your local network that you are connecting to Tor
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	English type: Plain text The implications of both methods are detailed below.
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	English type: Plain text <h1 id="bridges">Tor relays and bridges</h1>
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	English type: Plain text - **Public Tor relays**
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	English type: Plain text Most of the time, your local network does not block access to the Tor network and you can use a public relay as your first Tor relay.
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	English type: Plain text Using a public Tor relay as your first Tor relay makes it clear to your local network that you are connecting to Tor, while still keeping your online activity secure and anonymous.
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	English type: Plain text - **Tor bridges**
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	English type: Plain text Tor bridges are secret Tor relays that keep your connection to the Tor network hidden.
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