Once a beacon of freedom and knowledge, the internet has become a vast space where governments, corporations, and malicious actors monitor and track our every move. Ready to take a big step towards online anonymity? Let’s get started! Why install Tor Browser in Ubuntu? This guide will walk you through the process of installing Tor Browser on an Ubuntu system. As an open-source browser, Tor allows you to browse the internet anonymously, protecting your online identity and sensitive data.īy routing your connection through several servers, it shields your online activity from prying eyes, making it a top choice for those concerned with privacy and security. That’s where Tor Browser comes into play. Note that your operating system’s standard 'Uninstall' utility is not used.In a world of increasing online surveillance and data breaches, maintaining privacy on the internet is paramount. On Linux, there is no default location, however the folder will be named 'tor-browser_en-US' if you are running the English Tor Browser. Note that if you did not install Tor Browser in the default location (the Applications folder), then the TorBrowser-Data folder is not located in the ~/Library/Application Support/ folder, but in the same folder where you installed Tor Browser. Locate the TorBrowser-Data folder and move it to Trash.

Then type ~/Library/Application Support/ in the window and click Go.To navigate to this folder in Finder, select 'Go to Folder.' in the 'Go' menu. Note the Library folder is hidden on newer versions of macOS.Go to your ~/Library/Application Support/ folder.Move the Tor Browser application to Trash.The default location is the Applications folder. Delete the Tor Browser folder or application.Locate your Tor Browser folder or application.Removing Tor Browser from your system is simple:

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