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Next, open a terminal and extract the contents of the tar archive.

Save it in a notable location because we will be accessing the downloaded file in the next steps.

Start off by heading over to Tor’s download page and grabbing the Linux version of the program.

It’s also possible to use the GUI to install Tor, but the instructions may vary across Linux distributions and desktop environments. Here is a sample code from ntrol import Controllerįrom tbselenium.tbdriver import TorBrowserDriverįrom tbselenium.utils import launch_tbb_tor_with_stemįrom will start by downloading the Tor installation files from the official website, then go through the step by step instructions of installing the Tor browser from command line. I've been able to launch multiple TorBrowser instances with different exit nodes using tbselenium (requires selenium4).

I finally solved my problem (tested on a VM with Ubuntu 20.04 to be able to install selenium4). I've made my example script as simple as possible but I've tested a lot of things in the last 2 days and found nothing relevant. : Message: Reached error page: about:neterror?e=prox圜onnectFailure&u= is configured to use a proxy server that is refusing connections. The script is not blocking anymore and TorBrowser tries to contact but the TorBrowser never connects to the tor network, resulting in the following error : If I replace binary = FirefoxBinary("tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser")īy binary = FirefoxBinary("tor-browser_en-US/Browser/firefox") The output of the script prints 0, never prints 1 and the TorBrowser never tries to connect to My script gets blocked once I try to instanciate the webdriver. t_preference('_port', 9050)īinary = FirefoxBinary("tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser")ĭriver = webdriver.Firefox(options=options, firefox_binary=binary) Profile = FirefoxProfile("tor-browser_en-US/Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Browser/fault")

I'm trying to do the things step by step so, in this test, I'm using a freshly new TorBrowser archive without the personalized profile : #!/usr/bin/pythonįrom _binary import FirefoxBinaryįrom import Options as FirefoxOptionsįrom _profile import FirefoxProfile Here is the code I used to try and launch TorBrowser through Selenium. User_pref("_port", ChangeToTheDesiredPort2) I know it's possible to run multiple TorBrowser instances (without selenium) by specifying the ports we want to use in each TorBrowser bundle by adding this lines to Browser/TorBrowser/Data/Browser/fault/user.js : user_pref("_port", ChangeToTheDesiredPort1) I'd like to use TorBrowser to be able to run multiple instances using different tor exit relay. I've been able to use the tor network through selenium using the tor daemon and a firefox instance. I'd like to run TorBrowser through selenium.