Quote from: AndrewWilliams on November 13, 2013, 07:13:05 PM

You do not have to pay for JonDoBrowser.

Yes it's based on Tor.

I am still pretty concerned about browser fingerprinting.

There's no use to Tor if your browser can be ID'ed as unique...

If your browser can pass "the test" by giving less than 21 unique identifying pieces of info, I'll try it.

Here's the link to the test: https://panopticlick.eff.org/

I will gladly use a Tor based browser that addresses the issue of browser fingerprinting.

I stated that JonDoBrowser has a free and paid version.

JonDoBrowser is not based on Tor, it only has the option to use Tor servers instead of the JonDo servers aka JAP. JonDoBrowser does not include Tor by default and nor does it use any Tor servers by default.

My browser ? The xeronet Torrc config. file for the Tor Browser Bundle is to demonstrate the use of custom circuits and routing. So, you can use whatever browser, settings or plugins you want with Tor and the config. You could use the JonDoBrowser, install Tor and edit the default conf. with the xeronet Torrc settings and select to use the Tor network in the JonDoBrowser, if you feel that browser is better at hiding the '21 unique identifying pieces of info.' that the EFF projects checks. I'll run some tests as well.