Fire onion

Fire onion is a web browser that allows you to visit the World Wide Web anonymously and also provides access to shadow resources on .onion domains. In fact, it is an alternative web-browser for use in conjunction with the Tor network. This version of the utility is designed for smartphones running on the Android platform. After completing the installation process, the user will not be required to manually configure the connection to the Tor network - everything happens automatically.

Security

The Web browser works through the Tor network. In other words, the data is not transmitted along the usual route, but passes through several intermediate points of the Tor network, and the transmission is completed at the output node. Thus, the remote server does not see the user's IP address because it believes that the output node is interacting with it. Among the interesting features of the utility is onion encryption of traffic. When passing from one node to another, the data goes through several layers of encryption. The encryption process is based on the fact that each node is responsible only for its own layer and does not know the key information of the encryption at other stages. This approach allows you to maximize the security of data in such a complex transmission and minimize the risk of unauthorized access to them.

Features

• The application is fully formed and does not require any additional packages;
• provides the ability to use the World Wide Web anonymously;
• Web-browser and network configuration is performed in automatic mode;
• emergency exit of the web-browser;
• onion encryption is used;
• Gecko-based browser;
• no additional permissions are required for the application to work;
• high quality of page display;
• web-browser is fully autonomous;
• difficulty in opening web pages;
• providing access to shadow resources;
• outdated user interface;
• distributed free of charge;
• can be installed and used on any portable device with Android OS starting from version 4.0 and higher.