Windows 10: Downloading Tor Browser, Baidu Browser or Colibri Browser, going to Storage in Settings...

Hi, I do not want to download Tor Browser or other browser that is not Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Brave or IE 11 Internet Explorer 11.Does downloading Colibri or Lunascape Browser make changing value to system apps to throw me a window with this message: 'Extended attributes are not consistent'?Link to another community by colcrt it's in Spanish:https://answers.microsoft.com/es-es/windows/forum/all/windows-10-los-atributos-extendidos-no-son/3dc2b620-1a49-41c3-9f5e-5ac731a6b820Does Baidu Browser eat much ram?Does Tor Browser do the same as Firefox by Mozilla, eating too much ramIs Coli

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Tor Browser Stopped Working

If you are upgrading / reinstalling tor browser, don't forget to remove any remaining files from the previous (and most likely faulty) install:

Code: $ sudo apt-get remove tor-browser $ rm -r ~/.tor-browser-en[/quote]

 

Making Tor Browser as default browser and configuring VPN (Windows 10)

In order for the Tor browser to appear in Default Programs or Default Apps listing, it needs to be "registered" with Default Programs manually. See:

Setting Tor Browser as default browser in Windows - Tor Stack Exchange

Setting Tor Browser as default browser in Windows

 

Tor Browser Stopped Working

[/quote] Click to expand... Out of curiosity, any reason why you'd do this instead of "apt-get purge"?

Edit: Looked at the command a little closer, I suppose apt-get purge wouldn't clear anything from the home directory.