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Even if the add-on is "enabled," it's doesn't initialize itself unless a specific about:config value is also manually flipped
Attack surface 101 / reason nobody else does this
That’s a very dangerous type of justification there, not one I expected someone at Mozilla to get that wrong.
You cannot "just slow all Tor connections" when everything is a Tor connection is my point.
Also I'm not talking about using Tor to connect to "regular HTTPS" sites like Amazon or Netflix where they see you as some special citizen of the Internet (one they don't like) I'm talking about things like Hidden Services where there is no external gap between networks being exploited.
Just because the current Internet was built with IP addresses etc. for the 1970's doesn't mean it has to stay that way and Tor has proven you can at least solve the NN problem with onion routing.
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