attila <att...@stalphonsos.com> wrote: > Hi ports@, > > Now that 7.5.3 has been committed to -current I'd like to propose a > patch to backport to -stable. This has been lightly tested on an > amd64 -stable machine with all patches. > > We're going to be building and publishing signed packages for -stable > in the way that landry@ does for the regular Mozillan ports. > > Signing Key: https://bits.torbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/torbsd-pkg.pub > RWSrDOvkXBL2Z8d8BnXpVCOmmtYX/gphG1E6BPWOM2s3XZT+9KDqh0te > Packages: https://bits.torbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/6.3/packages/amd64/ > > I will announce on our blog (https://torbsd.org) the availability of > signed packages in that directory once the backport patch is accepted. > Until then anything you see there is a mirage.
Tried the packages myself, updated tor-browser runs surprisingly fine here on hardware from 2008 with just 2GB of RAM (after a very slow start-up). Have tested it over a couple of days, it crashed once on me, but it's very usable. Almost as usable as SeaMonkey on this machine (shouldn't be a surprise as both are currently based on Firefox 52 ESR). Not sure why NoScript settings are reset after every session though. Maybe this is a bug? Anyway, keep up the great work! I added your repo to my list to check when updating packages, alongside Landry's one for Firefox… ;-]
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