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This is a list of general testing to perform for each Tor Browser (TB) release on OpenBSD. The obvious starting point is an up-to-date OpenBSD amd64 or i386 snapshot with synchronized ports/packages.
Spew output from TB is useful for investigating problems, or for finding problems that are not necessarily apparent to an end-user running TB.
To save spew to a file in the home directory, run tor-browser from an xterm(1) window:
$ /usr/local/bin/tor-browser >~/20160101-spew0
is a $HOME/.tor-browser created and correctly populated?
visit specific “check” sites, such as https://check.torproject.org/ and https://ip-check.info/
do all the Firefox add-ons appear in Tools, Add-ons, Extensions with the correct versions and settings?
are settings being saved with both “Privacy and Security Settings” and “Tor Network Settings” including bridges, slider, etc?
GeoIP country data appearing in circuit status, i.e., right-clicking on the green onion icon?
does “New Tor Circuit for this Site” works? Should reload page and change the circuit
do all the knobs from /usr/local/lib/tor-browser–5.5/browser/defaults/preferences/all-openbsd.js get turned in about:config?
can TB act as a relay?
are pluggable transports operational?
are a desktop icon and menu item created for Tor Browser? (doesn’t on XFCE, but should on KDE and Gnome)
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