Tools¶
The articles on this site explain how to protect yourself. This section holds the things you can actually press. Three rules apply to all of them:
- Everything is computed in your browser, and nothing is sent anywhere
- Once stored on your device they work with the network off, and working offline is itself the proof that nothing is being sent
- The source is in anoni-net/docs, so anyone who reads code can check
Available now¶
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Passphrase and password generator
Draw a passphrase from the 7776-word asian-diceware list, or a random password from the character sets you pick. Randomness comes from the browser's
crypto.getRandomValues, and the tool tells you how much entropy you got. -
Turn onion addresses, Tor bridges and other long, easily mistyped strings into a QR code the person in front of you can read with a camera, without anything passing through a server. Downloadable as SVG for printing.
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Lists what any site can read without asking, annotated with how Tor Browser normalises each one. Open it in a second browser to see what those defences actually do.
Taking them offline¶
The code and data behind these tools are stored along with the page. Tick this section in the offline reading list and they will open without a network afterwards.
What is not here¶
Anything that needs an external service to work stays out, because that conflicts with both rules above. For network measurement use OONI Probe, which is built for the job and documents what happens to the data.