If you live in an area where accessing the Tor Network directly, as described above, is not possible or risky, you can configure Tor to try and circumvent the obstacles that are in place. <\/p>\n
Step 1: Navigate to the Tor Browser folder, and then double click to activate the following screen: <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Figure 4: The Tor Network Settings panel <\/p>\n
Step 2: Click the button which will open a new window. You will be asked three short configuration questions to help you access the Tor Network. <\/p>\n
Question 1: Proxy Access; If you need to access the Internet via a proxy check yes and then press . If you do not use a proxy check no and then press . <\/p>\n
If you selected yes above, fill in your proxy settings on the following screen. If you do not know your proxy settings, check your regular browser settings. In Firefox you can find them in Options > Advanced > Network tab in Connection Settings section. In other browsers you may look for Internet Options. Use the Help feature within your browser for further assistance. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Figure 5: Proxy settings screen <\/p>\n
Question 2: Restricted Ports; If you are accessing the Internet through a firewall that only allows access over certain ports, for example port 80 or 443 for web browsing, select yes and press to configure the ports, otherwise select no and press . <\/p>\n
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