Tornado

Tornado-browser is a Tog-like mobile browser for Android OC that uses onion routing to give you access to truly anonymous internet surfing and blocked sites.

Maintaining anonymity

It's no secret that such browsers are primarily used for no other purpose than to maintain complete anonymity for the Internet user when surfing the web. Tornado users, no matter what kind of sites they visit, can be sure that their anonymity is preserved, no one and in no way will be able to trace the data that could be used to calculate or track them. The application sweeps up not only "tails" in the form of ipi addresses, but also "cookies" and geographic location, etc.

Surfing the web

Thanks to its simplicity and clarity, and the absence of requirements and special knowledge in programming and encryption, Tornado can be used by any smartphone user. Connection to TOR is performed automatically when the plug-in is turned on, after which, on average, within a minute, the application is ready for full use. Apart from the "Tor" client, there is essentially nothing in Tornado, no special features or functions. The minimalistic interface, and the axe-like implementation of the tab system even surprises you. But the alternative for Tornado can be no other than Orfox based on the Orbot which is more convenient, but not so good at maintaining user anonymity.

Application and purpose

As a rule, "Tornado" is used for safe access to the so-called "darknet", and visiting not quite "white" sites and resources. Trusting such sites, their information and services, is more than an unwise decision. Onion sites have always had a lot of fraudsters, but, nevertheless, all these risks are worth the anonymity, especially in cases of its acute need.

Key features

• The ability to visit both onion and regular sites and resources without restrictions;
• Complete, encrypted anonymity for Tornado users;
• Automatic connection to the TOR network within a minute after launching the application;
• Quite a scarce list of functions in working with tabs;
• Simple, minimalistic interface that is easy to understand, but it is a bit primitive;
• Encryption of sent and received data at the highest level;
• Built-in list of the most popular onion sites and resources;
• Compatible with both new and old versions of Android OC.