New Release: Tor Browser 11.0

[flamingo]

about:tor (default homepage) > view changelog (link in upper right corner) >
"The requested page could not be found. "

link is
https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-110
but should be
https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-11-0

[donuts]

Thanks for reporting the broken link @flamingo! I’ve requested a redirect which should fix it in the short-term (once it’s set up), however I also encountered some extra weirdness that I’ve documented in Bug #40705 too.

Edit: The redirect seems to be working now thanks to some quick-acting from the SysAdmin team.

[toruser]

#40703 already has this reported. Just want to add a confirmation of the issue and ask how to downgrade to previous to version.

• Operating System you are using
  Fedora 35

• Tor Browser version
  11.0

• Tor Browser Security Level
  After bug occured, I did a fresh install, so it should be default. Can’t look it up though.

• Step by step of how you got to the issue, so we can reproduce it (e.g. I opened the browser, typed a url, clicked on (i) icon, then my browser crashed)
  First, updated to 11.0 from old install. Fonts are completely mangled. The did a fresh install to no avail.

• (optional) A screenshot of the problem
  

  

• The Tor log
  don’t know how and the state of the gui is not helping

[gus]

It’s a know issue: Fonts don't render (#40671) · Issues · The Tor Project / Applications / Tor Browser · GitLab

[justpoking]

Same here: Fedora 33

[Nate]

The address bar is small, and it looks like the contents are off to one side:

I’m running OSX 11.6

[peddling]

Same over here:

UI broke after updating

Just updated to the latest version, the UI broke, hard to explain, so here’s a screenshot. [tor]

[kekeno]

Tor Browser 11 with xubuntu 20.04, Chinese showing in bookmarks, address bar, title in tab are incorrect.

[kekeno]

Using English version of TBB has less problem, if you don’t surf websites in other language.

[donuts]

It looks like you’re experiencing this issue @Nate: Bug 40690. Does enabling “Always use private browsing mode” within general settings temporarily fix the UI?

[donuts]

Thanks for reporting @kekeno! Is this the issue you’re experiencing: Bug #40703? If so it’s a known issue, and you can follow our progress in that ticket.

[hajj3]

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[hajj3]

These are the what i mean’t by the problems with ublock with v11.0

post 2/2

[donuts]

Thanks @hajj3, I’ve added those screenshots to the bug report

[minacohen]

I am on lubuntu18.04 x64. Tor browser 11.0 x64
I enter proxy settings and then exit Tor Browser. Start it again and proxy settings are gone.
So proxy settings are not saved, this is a bug.
Seems like they are lost when I close Settings tab.

[ard]

I tried to set the Primary/Masterpassword but that did not work.
I ticket first the <> Ask to save logins and passwords for websites
Than clicked the primarypassword option.
the popup came up and showed no current pw, that is OK
I filled a pw, refilled same pw to confirm and clicked OK
an error message comes up: Unable to change Primary pw

[donuts]

Thanks for the bug report @ard! While the password manager is not officially supported in Tor Browser, I’ve opened this ticket to look into the issue further: Bug #40712

[donuts]

Hi @minacohen, do you have a Proxy Type selected in the dropdown menu?

[hajj3]

on github matthew finkel wrote:

"One way of partially verifying this is the same bug as tor-browser-build#40383 (closed) is by:

• Launch Tor Browser
• Open about:addons or Addons and Themes from the hamburger menu
• Disable only HTTPS Everywhere
• Completely quit Tor Browser
• Launch Tor Browser again
• If the extensions are not broken anymore, then this bug is the same as tor-browser-build#40383 (closed) ( HTTPS Everywhere should still be disabled)"

I tried doing this but it didn’t help. I tried disabling and re-enabling ublock afterwards too and it didn’t help either.

[donuts]

Thanks for trying @hajj3! I’ve referred to your unsuccessful test in the ticket.