Created attachment 1844541 [details] Tor crash window Fedora 35 tor-0.4.6.7-3.fc35.x86_64 brave-browser-1.32.113-1.x86_64 Since Fedora 35, when Tor attempts to read a web site, any web site, Tor crashes with: "Gah. Your tab just crashed. We can help! Choose Restore This Tab to reload the page" Reloading repeats the error. Brave Browser's "private Windows with Tor" does work.
Still an issue under Fedora 36. Please fix!
Can you be a little bit more specific how you configured tor and brave together to do that. So the bug report might eventually become reproducible. And also why you think it is tor's fault and not brave-browser's fault?
1) the comment about Tor working with Brave was only there to assist you with troubleshooting. There is no issue with Brave 2) also to assist you with troubleshooting: https://www.torproject.org/dist/torbrowser/11.0.15/tor-browser-linux64-11.0.15_en-US.tar.xz works fine. 3) to duplicate: # dnf install torbrowser-launcher and run the thing. Try any web site. 4) here is an idea: since tor-browser-linux64-11.0.15_en-US.tar.xz works perfectly, how about your respin an RPM from it?
Well you reported this to the component Tor, which is not torbrowser-launcher. Thus this is the wrong place. The component Tor does not ship a browser, nor is Tor from the package Tor used by the Torbrowser. So there is really nothing that can be done by the maintainers of the Tor package. But even torbrowser-launcher, might eventually be wrong, since it does not much more than downloading torbrowser and launching it. See https://github.com/micahflee/torbrowser-launcher which is what the torbrowser-launcher packages ships and it says, it does download torbrowser outside of Fedora. I am sorry it is so complicated, but that's the world we are living in.
And for the sake of completness, I just verified it works for me using: $ rpm -qi torbrowser-launcher Name : torbrowser-launcher Version : 0.3.5 Release : 4.fc36 And Tor Browser 11.0.10 (based on Mozilla Firefox 91.8.0esr) (64-bit)
Hi Marcel, I think I know what is happening. Prior to 11.0.15, if you did not have port 9001 TCP open, TOR would do the "Oh Snap!" thing. After 10.0.15, TOR would just find another way. After I opened up 9001, TOR would connect in seconds, instead of a few minutes. Looking forward to a 10.0.15 RPM. -T